Anderson v. Clark
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
MADDOX, Justice.
This case involves a claim by a plaintiff that the jury verdict in his favor was inadequate.
William Grant Anderson was injured in an automobile accident on May 10, 1985. While attempting to pass a school bus, Anderson was hit from behind by a truck owned by defendant Walker Williams Lumber Company and driven by defendant Lee Earl Clark. Anderson testified that his injuries included pain in his knee, back, neck, and elbow and a ringing in his ears. Defendants stipulated at trial that plaintiff had incurred reasonable and necessary medical bills in the amount of $10,250. The…
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