· 4/15/2010
Posas v. Horton
Citations
- 228 P.3d 457
- 126 Nev. 112
- 126 Nev. Adv. Rep. 12
- 2010 Nev. LEXIS 12
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that a pedestrian walking into the street in front of a car was not a sudden emergency for the driver of a second car who was following too closely and hit the first car when it stopped short to avoid hitting the pedestrian
- concluding that a pedestrian walking into the street in front of a car was not a sudden emergency for the driver of a second car who was following too closely and hit the first car when it stopped short to avoid hitting the pedestrian
- concluding that a pedestrian walking into the street in front of a car was not a sudden emergency for the driver of a second car who was following too closely and hit the first car when it stopped short to avoid hitting the pedestrian
- concluding that a pedestrian walking into the street in front of a car was not a sudden emergency for the driver of a second car who was following too closely and hit the first car when it stopped short to avoid hitting the pedestrian
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Judges: Douglas, Parraguirre, Hardesty, Cherry, Saitta, Gibbons, Pickering
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