Goins v. Glisson

How courts have described this case

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• reversing verdict entered on judgment in favor of defense after noting that the “error was prejudicial and reversible inasmuch as it is impossible to say the jury’s verdict was unaffected thereby”
• “generally liability or no-fault insurance coverage of a litigant is not admissible in evidence, and “unnecessary disclosure of such fact is ground for 33 mistrial or reversal.”
• “The fact of insurance should never be admitted,... except and to the extent that it is germane to the issues in the case and necessary for their resolution”
• “The fact of insurance should never be admitted, . . . except and to the extent that it is germane to the issues in the case and necessary for their resolution”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).