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Fulbright V. Americraft Industries and Parker

Edward R. Stein

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A high-school football star, John Fulbright, is thrown from his motorcycle and severely injured when it collides with a Cadillac that just pulled out of a parking lot. Most of the witnesses say Fulbright was speeding and not wearing a helmet, but a fourteen-year-old boy says otherwise. There is evidence that the Cadillac's driver, Andrew Parker, an Americraft employee, had been drinking. The plaintiff claims he became an epileptic as a result of his injuries. There is not a helmet law in the State of Nita. There are four witnesses for both the plaintiff and the defendants.

Pages: 119

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Aspen Publishers

Release: October 02, 2015

ISBN: 1601564872

ISBN 13: 9781601564870

Fulbright V. Americraft Industries and Parker

Edward R. Stein

0/5 ( ratings)

A high-school football star, John Fulbright, is thrown from his motorcycle and severely injured when it collides with a Cadillac that just pulled out of a parking lot. Most of the witnesses say Fulbright was speeding and not wearing a helmet, but a fourteen-year-old boy says otherwise. There is evidence that the Cadillac's driver, Andrew Parker, an Americraft employee, had been drinking. The plaintiff claims he became an epileptic as a result of his injuries. There is not a helmet law in the State of Nita. There are four witnesses for both the plaintiff and the defendants.

Pages: 119

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Aspen Publishers

Release: October 02, 2015

ISBN: 1601564872

ISBN 13: 9781601564870

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