Bezerra v. National Railroad Passenger Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• stating that where a party fails to make a specific objection to a jury instruction, that claim is waived and cannot be raised on appeal
• affirming jury verdict for defendant and noting that IME physician’s testimony was based on history provided by plaintiff
• “[T]he jury is not required to accept everything or anything a party presents.”
• “where the medical expert presented by the defense merely recounted the subjective complaints of the plaintiff and opined that the asserted injuries were not a consequence of the occurrence, the jury was certainly free to find that the plaintiff did not sustain a compensable injury.”

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