10 Questions
What element of a negligence case was mainly addressed in the trial of Allison v. Sorrel?
Liability
What were the injuries and complaints of the plaintiff?
Forearm pain and spinal injuries
What were the treatments that the plaintiff had undergone?
ER and chiropractic therapy only
The defense did not present any experts during the trial. Which of the following expert/s could have supported their liability argument?
Accident reconstruction expert
What images did plaintiff's counsel use in rebutting defendant’s liability argument?
Screenshots of the incident location based on Google maps
During trial, what were the strategies employed by the plaintiff’s counsel?
All of the above.
In California law, can a plaintiff's counsel call the defendant first as its first witness? (Answer Yes or No.)
Yes
Plaintiff Allison did not undergo MRI - a fact that the defense used in contesting his injuries. According to plaintiff's counsel, how else can said injuries be proven?
Through orthopedic tests
According to the closing argument of plaintiff’s counsel, what misrepresentation did the defense commit?
About the distance between the plaintiff and the defendant from the latter’s angle before the impact of collision
Non-economic damages, under Georgia rules, have 11 elements. Which element/s did the plaintiff apply in this case?
Future pain and suffering
This quiz focuses on the trial of Allison v. Sorrel, specifically addressing a crucial element of negligence cases. Test your knowledge on this significant legal precedent.
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