Bair v. Staats
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
The complaint alleges that defendant Robert Staats negligently backed an automobile over the body of the plaintiff Emily Bair, inflicting personal injuries upon her. Trial was to a jury which found, by a special verdict, that on June 17, 1958, the automobile operated by defendant Robert Staats struck or ran over Emily Bair; that Robert Staats was causally negligent as to lookout; that plaintiff Emily Bair was causally negligent in being in the path of the Staats automobile; that the causal negligences of Staats and Emily were 50 per cent each. Medical expenses incurred by the father of Emily…
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