Jackson v. Roger
Court of Appeals of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
DONIELSON, Presiding Judge.
Diane Jackson sued Arthur Roger and his employer, Diebold, Inc., for damages resulting from their two-car collision. Jackson introduced evidence of $745 in past medical expenses. Roger introduced without objection evidence that Jackson’s medical ex*587penses were paid by her insurance. In closing argument Jackson asked for $46,000 in damages.
Following a two-and-one-half-day trial, the court submitted the case on special verdict forms requiring the jury to answer several interrogatories. The jury apportioned 51% of the fault to Roger and 49% to Jackson. Question six of…
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