Kablitz v. Hoeft
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWilkie, J.
Four issues are raised on this appeal:
1. Did the court err in allowing an orthopedic surgeon engaged by the defendant insurance company to be called as an adverse witness by the plaintiff ?
2. Did the court err in failing, as requested by the defendants, to instruct the jury that no damages could be awarded for plaintiff’s osteomyelitis ?
3. Were the damages awarded to plaintiff supported by the evidence ?
4. Should a new trial be granted in the interest of justice?
Calling Defendants’ Doctor Adversely.
At the request of defendants’ counsel, Dr. Alfred Kritter, an orthopedic surgeon, examined…
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