Miller v. Inglis

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• applying willful, wanton exception to firefighter's rule to allow recovery by officer injured by intoxicated driver while officer assisting at prior accident site
• \[A] tortfeasor who acts wilfully and wantonly is so culpable that the fireman's rule ought not to preclude the injured officer from suing the egregiously culpable wrongdoer.\
• \[A] tortfeasor who acts wilfully and wantonly is so culpable that the fireman's rule ought not to preclude the injured officer from suing the egregiously culpable wrongdoer.\
• while intoxication alone does not establish wilful and wanton misconduct, the behavior of some intoxicated defendants may be so reckless as to constitute wilful and wanton misconduct

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