Vincent v. PARKLAND LIGHT & POWER CO., INC.
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtPearson, J.
This appeal raises the question of whether attorney’s fees are properly awarded in an action for common-law indemnity. The parties to this appeal, Parkland Light & Water Co., Inc. and Pacific Lutheran University, Inc., successfully defended a personal injury action brought by plaintiff, Melvin Vincent.
Vincent, an employee of PLU, had claimed injuries from coming in contact with a bare wire connection leading into a building on which he was working. He claimed negli gence of Parkland Light & Water Co., for failing to insulate the wire as required by the state electric code, and PLU for failure…
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