Exxon Mobil Corporation v. Delia Pagayon, Michelle Fulton, Alfredo G. Pagayon, Michael G. Pagayon, and the Estate of Alfredo M. Pagayon

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Tracy Christopher, Justice

Alfredo M. Pagayon (“Alfredo”) died several weeks after an altercation between himself, his son Alfredo G. Pagayon (“J.R.”), and an ExxonMobil Corporation employee at an ExxonMobil service station/convenience store. ExxonMobil challenges the judgment rendered on the jury’s verdict in favor of Alfredo’s wife, children, and estate (collectively, “the Pa-gayons”) on their claims arising from Alfredo’s death. ExxonMobil asserts that the judgment should be reversed because (1) it had no duty to control its employee under the facts of this case, (2) the evidence is…