Lamphiear v. Skagit Corp.
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtPetrie, C.J.
Defendant, Skagit Corporation, brings this appeal from two jury verdicts entered against it. The appeal presents two main questions: (1) Was there sufficient evidence from which the jury could make a determination of defendant’s liability; and (2) was there sufficient evidence to support an award for loss of profits?
The plaintiffs, Wayne Lamphiear, d/b/a Lamphiear Logging, and General Insurance Company of America, who carried Lamphiear’s casualty insurance, instituted suit to recover damages incurred when a portable logging spar collapsed. Defendant had manufactured the spar and had sold it…
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