Eggert v. Working
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
MATTHEWS, Justice.
Donavon Working recovered a judgment of $142,003.01 against Anne Eggert for personal injuries he had suffered. His wife Helen recovered a judgment of $25,000.00 for loss of consortium. Eggert appeals contending:
1. The trial court’s apportionment of negligence, finding Eggert to have been 85% negligent and Working to have been 15% negligent, is erroneous;
2. The trial court erred in finding Working’s injury to be a permanent one;
3. The trial court’s award of $90,-000.00 for impaired earning capacity, reduced by 15% for Working’s negligence, is erroneous;
4. The total…
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