Nolop v. Skemp

This is a typical case presenting jury questions as to causal negligence and damages. A careful review of the record contains ample evidence to support each of such findings. We cite once more the familiar principle that when a jury’s findings are attacked, particularly when they have had the trial court’s approval, our inquiry is limited to the issue whether there is credible evidence that, under any reasonable view, supports such findings; and in determining the facts the jury may give effect to such inferences as reasonably may be drawn from them. Olson v. Milwaukee Automobile Ins. Co.…