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Cosby v. Clem (ORDER)
No. 141096Supreme Court of Virginia
141096 Cosby v. Clem (ORDER) 06/04/2015 In personal injury litigation arising from a rear-end automobile collision, which was tried three times in the circuit court, the trial judge erred in setting aside the …
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141096 Cosby v. Clem (ORDER) 06/04/2015 In personal injury litigation arising from a rear-end automobile collision, which was tri…
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141096 Cosby v. Clem (ORDER) 06/04/2015 In personal injury litigation arising from a rear-end automobile collision, which was tried three times in the circuit court, the trial judge erred in setting aside the first verdict in the amount of $9,000. When reasonably fair-minded persons may differ as to the conclusions of fact to be drawn from the evidence, or if the conclusion is dependent upon the weight to be given the testimony, then such evidence is controverted, and the jury's verdict cannot be disturbed either by the circuit court or this Court. Where an impartial jury properly instructed has determined the issue of damages in a personal injury case, the verdict should not be disturbed i…
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