Pinnacle Bank v. Villa

How courts have described this case

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• holding a non-party State actor when it acts negligently and fails to use reasonable care can be considered by the jury in its comparative fault analysis
• under Wyoming apportionment statute, a party or nonparty, “even though immune, can be included in the jury’s comparative fault analysis”
• under Wyoming apportionment statute, a party or nonparty, “even though immune, can be included in the jury’s comparative fault analysis”
• under Wyoming apportionment statute, a party or nonparty, “even though immune, can be included in the jury’s comparative fault analysis”
• “[W]hen a conglomeration of circumstances are relied on in order to find the statutory or regulatory violation, use of the negligence per se doctrine is not desirable.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).