Recently, in Chianese v. Werner Meier and Mautner-Glick Corporation , 1 the Court of Appeals resolved an issue which has split the Appellate Division for years. 2 In a unanimous opinion, the Court concluded that apportionment of damages for personal injuries is permissible between a negligent and nonparty intentional tortfeasor. 3
July 09, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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Recently, in Chianese v. Werner Meier and Mautner-Glick Corporation,[1]� the Court of Appeals resolved an issue which has split the Appellate Division for years.[2]� In a unanimous opinion, the Court concluded that apportionment of damages for personal injuries is permissible between a negligent and nonparty intentional tortfeasor. [3]�
The author represented the defendants Werner Meier and Mautner-Glick Corporation on appeal.
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