Goldstein, Garber & Salama, LLC v. J. B.

While I join in Judge Dillard’s dissent, I write additionally to address Goldstein, Garber & Salama, LLC (“GGS”)’s claim that it is entitled to a new trial because the jury’s apportionment of 100 percent of the liability to GGS is against the great weight of the evidence. Even if GGS could be liable on the grounds that the event was reasonably foreseeable, as the majority contends, at a minimum a new trial should be granted as the verdict assigning 100 percent of the fault to GGS is not supported by the evidence.

As has been sufficiently detailed by the majority, this case involves a dental…