Supreme Court of New Hampshire· 7/27/2006
DeBenedetto v. CLD Consulting Engineers, Inc.
Citations
- 153 N.H. 793
- 903 A.2d 969
- 2006 N.H. LEXIS 107
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- explaining that a defendant “may not easily shift fault” under RSA 507:7-e and allegations of comparative negligence must be supported by “adequate evidence” before a court may consider it
- discussing standard by which we review a trial court decision denying a motion for a directed verdict
- apportionment must include all tortfeasors who are causally negligent by either causing or contributing to the occurrence in question
- \[A] rule of law limiting a jury or court to consideration of the fault of only the parties to an action would directly undermine the New Hampshire legislature's decision to assign only several liability. . . .\
- \[A] rule of law limiting a jury or court to consideration of the fault of only the parties to an action would directly undermine the New Hampshire legislature's decision to assign only several liability. . . .\
- \[A] rule of law limiting a jury or court to consideration of the fault of only the parties to an action would directly undermine the New Hampshire legislature's decision to assign only several liability. . . .\
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Judges: Broderick, Dalianis, Duggan
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