Miller v. Porter

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• charge on sudden emergency doctrine improper when plaintiff offered no proof that defendant had opportunity to choose any course of action that would have prevented defendant from rear-ending plaintiffs car after plaintiff was forced to make emergency stop

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Cited by

9 cases in this archive cite this case.

• Mei v. Alterman Transport Lines, Inc.
  Supreme Court of Connecticut· 1970-04-08· cited 45×
• Ormsby v. Frankel
  Connecticut Appellate Court· 1999-07-06· cited 21×
• Gagnon v. Crane
  Supreme Court of New Hampshire· 1985-07-24· cited 13×
• Dinda v. Sirois
  Supreme Court of Connecticut· 1974-02-26· cited 12×
• Brown v. Robishaw
  Supreme Court of Connecticut· 2007-06-05· cited 12×
• Kos v. Lawrence + Memorial Hospital
  Supreme Court of Connecticut· 2020-03-10· cited 10×
• Carano v. Moomey
  Connecticut Appellate Court· 1998-12-29· cited 9×
• Puchalsky v. Rappahahn
  Connecticut Appellate Court· 2001-04-24· cited 9×
• Lashbrooks v. Schultz
  Indiana Court of Appeals· 2003-08-26· cited 5×