Bean v. Pacific Coast Elevator Corp.
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
AARON, J.
I
INTRODUCTION
Eric Lazear, an employee of appellant Pacific Coast Elevator Corporation (Pacific Coast), ran his vehicle into respondent Daniel William Bean’s truck while Bean was stopped at a red light. Bean suffered serious injuries as a result of the accident and sued Pacific Coast. A jury found Pacific Coast negligent and awarded Bean $1,271,594.74 in damages, including $126,594.74 in economic damages, and $1,145,000 in noneconomic damages. The trial court denied Pacific Coast’s motion for new trial, granted Bean’s motion for prejudgment interest, and awarded Bean $34,830 in…
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