Martz v. Trecker
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtAnderson, P.J.
Marilyn Martz appeals from the trial court's judgment in a personal injury case awarding her $19,500. On appeal, Martz asserts that: (1) the surveillance tape taken of her should not have been admitted at trial; (2) the jury's award for her past wage loss, pain, suffering and disability and past medical expenses was not supported by the evidence; (3) the driver of the car she was injured in, Richard Young, should not have been included in the special verdict; and (4) the jury's verdict should have been overturned and a new trial ordered in the interest of justice. Because we conclude that the…
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