AJ Miller Trucking Company v. Wood
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
McKAY, Justice.
This suit was brought by appellee, Luther Wood, for personal injuries resulting from a motor vehicle collision on May 21, 1970. Appellant admitted liability and only the issues of the amount of damages were tried before a jury. In answer to the damage issues, the jury found the following amounts of damages: past pain and anguish, $11,000; future pain and anguish, $4,000; past lost earnings, $1,600; future lost earnings, $32,000; doctor’s, medical and hospital bills, ambulance, orthopedic equipment and nurses’ services, $3,100; and diminution in value of plaintiff’s truck, $450.…
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