Russell v. Hankerson

OPINION

DORSEY, Justice.

Appellant, Mary Russell, brought suit against appellee, Darlene Hankerson, for personal injuries she sustained when her car collided with appellee’s. The jury found each party 50% negligent and further found the negligence of both parties to be proximate causes of the collision. The jury awarded appellant $295.00 for past lost earnings, but found that appellant sustained “zero” damages for future loss of earning capacity, past and future medical expenses, physical impairment, pain and mental anguish. Appellant contends on appeal that the findings of “zero” damages are…