Olson v. Sumpter

How courts have described this case

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• holding the failure of a party to cite authority for an issue on appeal precludes us from reviewing that issue
• holding the failure of a party to cite authority for an issue on appeal precludes us from reviewing that issue
• holding the failure of a party to cite authority for an issue on appeal precludes us from reviewing that issue
• finding district court could not order new trial based on asserted instructional error that was not timely raised before closing arguments
• finding district court erred in its grant of a new trial when appellee failed to object to jury instructions and verdict form before closing arguments
• applying error preservation rule and finding that plaintiff’s objection to jury instructions was not sufficiently specific to preserve error on her challenge to the verdict form

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