Drury v. Spalding
Kentucky Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
LEIBSOÑ, Justice.
Movant, Patricia Carol Drury, was a passenger in an automobile involved in a three car collision with vehicles operated by respondents, Mayra Ballina and Judy Spald-ing. The case was tried over five days, and a substantial portion of the time was consumed with evidence and argument regarding the nature and extent of lower back injuries Ms. Drury claimed she had sustained as a result of the collision. There was proof, inter alia, that Ms. Drury had a congenital condition which predisposed her to further injury at the level where she ultimately developed a herniated disc.
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