Dickerson v. Chadwell, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtAgid, J.
Chadwell, Inc., appeals an order granting a new trial because of a prejudicial error of law in admitting evidence. It contends that the evidence was properly admitted and was not prejudicial, and that plaintiff waived review of the evidentiary ruling. We affirm.
John Dickerson was severely injured and rendered incompetent in an incident that began inside the Six-Eleven Tavern and ended on the sidewalk in front of the tavern. Through his guardian, Dickerson brought a negligence action against Chadwell, the Six-Eleven's corporate owner. Dickerson alleged that Chadwell negligently over-served one…
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