· 12/19/1995
Paul v. Imperial Palace, Inc.
Citations
- 908 P.2d 226
- 111 Nev. 1544
- 1995 Nev. LEXIS 177
How courts have described this case
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- noting that it was not improper for counsel to suggest in closing argument that a general, arbitrary amount, $200,000, would recompense the plaintiff for future damages in pain and suffering
- reviewing a district court's decision to admit lay witness testimony for an abuse of discretion
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Judges: Per Curiam
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