Young v. Griffin

McFADDEN, Judge.

After a motorcycle ridden by Eugene Young collided with a truck driven by James Lamonte Griffin, Young sued Griffin for personal injury. A jury found Young 51 percent negligent and Griffin 49 percent negligent in connection with the collision, and the trial court entered a judgment in Griffin’s favor. On appeal, Young argues that the trial court inadequately responded to improper closing arguments of Griffin’s counsel, but even assuming the arguments were improper, they did not in reasonable probability change the result of the trial. Young also argues that the trial court…