Martinez-Morales v. Martens
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
2Per curiam
I. INTRODUCTION
This appeal arises from an accident in a parking lot in which a vehicle driven by Ronda Martens struck pedestrian Juan Martinez-Morales as he crossed the lot. A jury found that Martens was not negligent, and the superior court entered final judgment in her favor, awarding her costs and attorney's fees. - Martinez-Morales appeals, arguing that the superior court erred by giving incorrect jury instructions on causation and damages, failing to give a multiple-cause jury instruction, declining to give Martinez-Morales's proposed jury instructions on the standard of care, and…
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