Okland v. Wolf
Montana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Trieweiler
Plaintiff brought this action on behalf of her eight-year-old son, Bernie Okland, for injuries sustained when the bicycle he was operating collided with the vehicle being driven by defendant Keith David Wolf. The jury returned a verdict, finding that both Wolf and Okland were negligent and that each was 50 percent responsible for the collision. The jury found that the reasonable amount of Okland’s damages was $40,000. Pursuant to the jury’s finding of comparative fault, the District Court entered judgment for plaintiff in the amount *37of $20,000, plus costs and statutory interest from the date…
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