Chubb/Home Insurance Companies v. Outboard Marine Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• evidence of intoxication can be shown through opinion testimony of person who observed the subject’s intoxication
• “merely driving at excessive speeds or the mere fact of involvement in an accident are not necessarily indicative of impairment”
• evidence of intoxication can be shown through opinion testimony of person who observed the subject's intoxication
• evidence of beer on boat not prejudicial to defendant where fact that alcohol could be kept on a boat for consumption by its passengers was arguably matter of common knowledge
• “A party cannot complain of evidence which he himself introduced or brought out”
• \A party cannot complain of evidence which he himself introduced or brought out\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).