GEICO v. Kisha – Injury Cases Can’t be Decided on Emotion
Although many personal injury cases inherently conjure emotion in those responsible for deciding their outcome, courts must work hard to ensure emotion is not a substantial factor in the final judgment. For example, strong dislike of a plaintiff shouldn’t affect whether a jury finds that person entitled to damages, just as dislike of a defendantContinue reading “GEICO v. Kisha – Injury Cases Can’t be Decided on Emotion”