· 11/15/1882
Haney v. Trost
Citations
- 34 La. 1146
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- stating that factual evidence developed in other cases “involving the same conduct by the same defendants is admissible and may be relied upon in this case”
- stating that “factual evidence developed in other cases involving the same conduct by the same defendants is admissible and may be relied upon in this case.”
- stating that “factual evidence developed in other cases involving the same conduct by the same defendants is admissible and may be relied upon in this case”
- stating that “factual evidence developed in other cases involving the same conduct by the same defendants is admissible and may be relied upon in this case.”
- relying on formal diagnoses of PTSD in finding defendants liable for intentional infliction of emotional distress
- awarding George C. Anthony $5,000,000 in pain and suffering damages due to severe physical and emotional injury
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