Wheeler v. Huston

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• confirming that objection to verdict for claimed economic damages only is subject to waiver by failure to object while jury is present
• “[T]he jury may conclude that the plaintiff suffered no general damages . . . . Such verdicts are valid and include cases in which (a) the plaintiff’s evidence of injury is subjective, (b

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