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· 12/20/2023

In the Interest of H.P., N.P., N.P., and J.P., Minor Children

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  • holding that there was sufficient evidence to support the jury’s finding of liability against the LIRR under FELA
  • “[Tjhere can be no doubt that ‘under the [FELA], the right of the jury to pass upon the question of fault and causality must be most liberally viewed.’ ”
  • “[T]here can be no doubt that under [FELA] the right of the jury to pass upon the question of fault and causality must be most liberally viewed.” (emphasis added) (internal quotation marks omitted)

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