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Allstate Insurance Company v. White
No. 980386Supreme Court of Virginia
980386 Allstate Insurance Company v. White 01/08/1999 In a personal injury case against an unidentified John Doe, the trial court erred in setting aside the jury verdict because, based on the evidence, the jur…
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980386 Allstate Insurance Company v. White 01/08/1999 In a personal injury case against an unidentified John Doe, the trial court…
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980386 Allstate Insurance Company v. White 01/08/1999 In a personal injury case against an unidentified John Doe, the trial court erred in setting aside the jury verdict because, based on the evidence, the jury was entitled to infer that the plaintiff's perception of the circumstances of the accident was impaired. Furthermore, assuming there was a Doe vehicle, there was no direct evidence that Doe was negligent. The judgment of the trial court is reversed and final judgment entered reinstating that portion of the jury verdict in favor of John Doe.
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