Castillo v. Price Constr., Inc.

Roberto Castillo was killed when his vehicle, heading northbound, collided head-on with Carol Sunderland’s southbound vehicle in a construction zone that Price Construction created and controlled, and which the evidence showed was poorly marked. A jury found Price eighty percent responsible for the accident, but a divided court of appeals reversed, holding there was no evidence to show that Price had actual knowledge of the construction zone’s unreasonably dangerous condition. 147 S.W.3d 431, 437. The court of appeals failed to consider, however, the inference of knowledge the jury was…