Lejeune v. Union Pacific Railroad
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
LKNOLL, Judge.
This is a personal injury lawsuit brought by Stephen Lejeune, an Acadian Ambulance driver, against Union Pacific Railroad (Union Pacific) for damages resulting from an ambulance-train collision at a rural crossing. Commercial Union intervened in the suit as the worker’s compensation insurer of Acadi-an Ambulance. The jury found in favor of Union Pacific.
Lejeune and Commercial Union appeal, contending: (1) the jury was manifestly erroneous in failing to find Union Pacific liable for damages; (2) the trial judge erred in excluding a portion of a video that Lejeune and Commercial…
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