Court of Appeals of Washington· 2/26/2002

Hill v. Cox

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41 P.3d 495

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upholding liability of the individual who directed loggers to cut the trees but did not cut the trees himself
contractual fees awarded when prevailing party elected to proceed on statutory tort claim rather than contract
contractual fees awarded when prevailing party elected to proceed on statutory tort claim rather than contract
contractual fees awarded when prevailing party elected to proceed on statutory tort claim rather than contract
“[E]ven if a juror should have been excused for cause, once a peremptory challenge is exercised, some showing that a biased juror actually sat on the case is required.”
“[E]ven if a juror should have been excused for cause, once a peremptory challenge is exercised, some showing that a biased juror actually sat on the case is required.”

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Judges: Brown

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