Carlson v. BMW Industrial Service, Inc.
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, Chief Justice.
In this case, appellants Edward and Sherry Carlson brought a tort action against Steven Berry and BMW Industrial Services, Inc. (BMW), for damages resulting from a collision between a motorcycle driven by Edward Carlson and a pickup owned by BMW. A jury awarded appellants total damages of $51,000, which was reduced to $26,010, based upon the jury finding that appellant Edward Carlson was forty-nine percent negligent. The trial court denied subsequent motions for a new trial and for *1385additur. Appellants raise the following issues on appeal:
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Did the trial court abuse its…
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