Hodgdon v. Jones
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the Court
GLASSMAN, Justice.
The plaintiffs, Paul and Phyllis Hodgdon, appeal from a judgment for the defendants, Edward and Ralph Jones, entered on a jury verdict in the Superior Court, Lincoln County, finding that the defendants were not liable for the personal injuries sustained by Paul Hodgdon and the consequent loss of consortium by Phyllis Hodgdon. On appeal the plaintiffs claim the Superior Court erred by its refusal to disqualify two veniremen, its exclusion of expert testimony, and its instructions to the jury. We affirm the judgment.
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Paul Hodgdon was hired by Edward Jones to do electrical work…
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