O'BRIEN v. Hertl

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• refusing to overturn jury’s causation determination, as questions of proper lookout and speed appropriate to conditions are usually questions of fact for jury
• refusing to overturn jury's causation determination, as questions of proper lookout and speed appropriate to conditions are usually questions of fact for jury
• “[Q]uestions of proper lookout and speed appropriate to conditions are generally questions for the jury to decide.”

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