Cooper v. Fultz
Kentucky Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
LEIBSON, Justice.
Maxine Cooper sued James F. Fultz for personal injuries from a motor vehicle collision occurring November 13,1986, in Montgomery County, Kentucky. The jury found both parties at fault and apportioned liability eighty percent against the defendant Fultz, and twenty percent against the plaintiff Cooper. The jury fixed damages by completing Instruction No. 2, as follows:
“(a) mental and physical suffering, including any such suffering she is reasonably certain to endure in the future $-0-(b) reasonable expenses incurred for hospital, medical services, medicines and medical…
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