Gilleylen v. Surety Foods, Inc.
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Per curiam
Yvette Gilleylen (Gilleylen) appeals the judgment for defendant Surety Foods, Inc. (Surety) in a suit arising from a rear-end automobile collision. Gilleylen alleges the trial court committed plain error because it (1) submitted Surety’s converse instruction to the jury and allowed Surety in oral argument to argue facts justifying its driver’s actions; (2) failed to direct a verdict for plaintiff based on the “rear-end collision doctrine,” and (3), did not disqualify a juror who became the forewoman. We affirm. Since all points on appeal are without merit and are frivolous we grant Surety’s…
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