Cummins v. County of Onondaga

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• where no evidence supported conclusion that decedent regained consciousness of any sort between car accident and death minutes later, vacatur of jury's pain-and-suffering award was proper
• where no evidence supported conclusion that decedent regained consciousness of any sort between car accident and death minutes later, vacatur of jury’s pain-and-suffering award was proper

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