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Schindler Elevator Corp. v. Anderson8/16/2001
other types of product liability litigation was error, but was curable with a proper objection and did not cause reversible harm because the jury's verdict was clearly grounded on the proper proceedings. There was sufficient evidence of proximate cause. Schindler waived its issue about apportionment of liability. There was sufficient evidence to support the existence of each element of damages as well as the amount of damages awarded. Finally, strict product liability issues are moot given our disposition on negligence issues.
Because there was factually sufficient evidence of Scooter's past and future medical costs, Scooter's future pain and mental anguish, and Scott Anderson's past loss of consortium, the trial court erred in remitting the jury's awards for these damages. We reverse the remittitur as to these four amounts. We remand for calculation of the damages in accordance with this opinion.
We affirm the remainder of the trial court's judgment.
Judgment rendered and Opinion filed August 16, 2001.
Publish -- TEX. R. APP. P. 47.3(b).
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