Morales v. Lee
Texas Court of Appeals, 4th District (San Antonio)
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
CADENA, Chief Justice.
Defendant, Dr. Cesar Morales, appeals from a judgment following trial to a jury, granting actual damages and exemplary damages to the plaintiff, Linda Lee, for alleged false imprisonment by the defendant. The jury awarded $10,000.00 actual damages and $10,000.00 exemplary damages to the plaintiff, and judgment was entered in that amount. On the same day the judgment was entered, the court in a letter to counsel for the parties stated: “The Court is also of the opinion that a remittitur would be appropriate in this case and that a Motion for New Trial should not be…
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