Dixon v. Union Pacific Railroad

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• the determination of damages is a question of fact, not of law, and thus within the discretion of the trier of fact
• against manifest weight of evidence for jury to award injured railroad worker damages for pain and suffering and economic loss but not for disability where \the uncontroverted evidence was that plaintiff was disabled for a certain period of time after the accident\
• against manifest weight of evidence for jury to award injured railroad worker damages for pain and suffering and economic loss but not for disability where “the uncontroverted evidence was that plaintiff was disabled for a certain period of time after the accident”

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