Bailey Lumber & Supply Co. v. Dwight Robinson
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Dwight Robinson filed suit against Bailey Lumber & Supply Company for injuries and damages he allegedly sustained as a result of a fall on Bailey Lumber's premises. A jury returned a general verdict in favor of Robinson in the amount of $1,500,000. The trial court reduced the award to $1,070,341.42 in economic and noneconomic damages. Bailey Lumber appealed. Upon review, the Supreme Court reversed and remanded, finding that the trial court erred in allowing expert testimony regarding the cause of Robinson's need for hip-replacement surgery and future medical treatment.
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