Anderson v. Hurley-Mason Co.

Citations

• 67 Wash. 342
• 121 P. 815
• 1912 Wash. LEXIS 1177

Syllabus

<p>Damages — Personal Injuries — Future Pain — Instructions. In an action for personal injuries, it is not error to instruct that the jury may take into consideration any future pain that he will suffer in consequence, of his injuries, instead of such future pain as he might reasonably be expected to suffer.</p> <p>Damages — Personal Injuries — Medical Expenses — Instructions. In an action for personal injuries in which there was no evidence of expense for medical services, it is not prejudicial error to instruct that the jury may include such reasonable sum as the evidence shows he has been or may hereafter be called upon to expend for physicians and surgeons.</p>