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Cain v. Lee
141105 Cain v. Lee 06/04/2015 In a personal injury action arising from a rear-end vehicular collision in which the defendant admitted liability, the circuit did not err in excluding evidence of the defendant's…
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141105 Cain v. Lee 06/04/2015 In a personal injury action arising from a rear-end vehicular collision in which the defendant admi…
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141105 Cain v. Lee 06/04/2015 In a personal injury action arising from a rear-end vehicular collision in which the defendant admitted liability, the circuit did not err in excluding evidence of the defendant's post-accident conduct, but the court erred in giving an instruction about the disfavored status of punitive damage claims that was crafted based upon statements in published Virginia case law. The judgment is reversed and remanded for further proceedings consistent with this opinion.
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141105 Cain v. Lee 06/04/2015 In a personal injury action arising from a rear-end vehicular collision in which the defendant admitted liability, the circuit did not err in excluding evidence of the defendant's post-accident conduct, but the court erred in giving an instruction about the disfavored status of punitive damage claims that was crafted based upon statements in published Virginia case law. The judgment is reversed and remanded for further proceedings consistent with this opinion.
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