Reilly v. Anderson

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• holding Iowa's Comparative Fault Act does not extinguish joint and several liability for parties acting in concert
• concluding a defendant was prejudiced by the application of the joint- and several-liability rule, requiring retrial
• noting that the Iowa Supreme Court had “cited with approval section 876” many times
• finding that “aiding and abetting” for purposes of tort liability, requires that the defendant knowingly gave substantial assistance to another in committing an act the defendant knew to be tortious
• affirming jury instruction’s list of elements for aiding and abetting, which included “[t]he amount of damage”
• affirming jury instruction's list of elements for aiding and abetting, which -7- included \[t]he amount of damage\

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