A Northampton County trial judge has found that talking on a cellphone while driving is not egregious enough to warrant punitive damages in a motor vehicle accident case.
February 07, 2012 at 10:00 AM
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A Northampton County trial judge has found that talking on a cellphone while driving is not egregious enough to warrant punitive damages in a motor vehicle accident case.
In Xander v. Kiss , Northampton County Common Pleas Court Judge Leonard N. Zito granted the defendant driver’s motion to strike the punitive damages charge against him.
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