· 12/19/2000
Quintero v. McDonald
Citations
- 14 P.3d 522
- 116 Nev. 1181
- 116 Nev. Adv. Rep. 125
- 2000 Nev. LEXIS 140
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- noting that this court is not at liberty to reweigh evidence on appeal
- addressing conflicting testimony that controverted the plaintiffs claim as to the cause and extent of her injuries
- addressing conflicting testimony that controverted the plaintiffs claim as to the cause and extent of her injuries
- upholding jury verdict finding liability 23 but no damages because “a reasonable jury could have disbelieved Quintero's 24 testimony concerning her alleged pain and suffering and . . . inferred that she 25 was not injured as a proximate result of the accident”
- speculative responses to hypothetical offers to sell generally are not enough to support a determination of special value
- this court is not at liberty to weigh the evidence anew on appeal and will draw all favorable inferences towards the prevailing party
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Judges: Young, Maupin, Becker
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