Edward G. Sheehy v. Southern Pacific Transportation Co.

How courts have described this case

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• finding that objection during pretrial arguments alone was adequate to preserve the right to appeal
• \Courts have consistently interpreted Fichel to preclude admission of evidence of collateral benefits whether such evidence is presented during the liability or damages phase of the trial.\
• objection during pretrial argument preserved appeal right even though evidence not challenged when admitted
• objection during pretrial argument preserved appeal right even though evidence not challenged when admitted
• “[W]orn and slick and bent steps do present a jury question on ‘secureness.’”

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