Brockman v. Rivard

How courts have described this case

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• directing that where an issue is “ ‘generally a question for the jury,’ the trial court may decide the question as a matter of law ‘where the minds of reasonable persons cannot differ’ ”
• question of gross negligence usually for jury, unless reasonable minds could not differ on issue
• “[A]n error of judgment or a loss of presence of mind . . . could be viewed as negligent, but not grossly negligent.”

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