Ladeburg v. Ray

How courts have described this case

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• holding no prejudice resulted from error in comparative fault instructions when the jury did not find plaintiff at fault
• finding the plaintiff could not have been prejudiced by the submission of an instruction on her comparative fault when the jury found the defendants were not at fault in response to the first question on the verdict form
• finding the plaintiff could not have been prejudiced by the submission of an instruction on her comparative fault when the jury found the defendants were not at fault in response to the first question on the verdict form
• “Error in giving an instruction does not require reversal unless the error is prejudicial.”
• \Error in giving an instruction does not require reversal unless the error is prejudicial.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).