El Cortez Hotel, Inc. v. Coburn

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• stating that an evidentiary error must be prejudicial in order to warrant reversal and remand
• stating that an evidentiary error must be prejudicial in order to warrant reversal and remand
• stating that an evidentiary error must be prejudicial in order to warrant reversal and remand
• stating that an evidentiary error must be prejudicial in order to warrant reversal and remand
• stating that an evidentiary error must be prejudicial in order to warrant reversal and remand
• providing that although the district court's comment on counsel's closing argument was an incomplete statement of the law, reversal was not warranted when the jury was also instructed on proximate cause and told to consider all the jury instructions together

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