A truck driver who was rear-ended by another driver after merging into the left lane of a highway at a very slow speed has no liability for the accident, a Suffolk County jury has found, despite two adverse jury instructions and the fact that the jury found the truck driver acted negligently.
June 25, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A truck driver who was rear-ended by another driver after merging into the left lane of a highway at a very slow speed has no liability for the accident, a Suffolk County jury has found, despite two adverse jury instructions and the fact that the jury found the truck driver acted negligently.
The verdict in Kohler v. Barker, 18055-11, came June 13 after a trial before Justice Joseph Santorelli (See Profile).
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