Has the adoption of the New York rule of comparative negligence and assumption of the risk (CPLR 1411) abrogated the absolute bar to recovery for damages in a dog bite case, where there is a defense of the plaintiff placing himself in harm's way?
Secondly, is it within the trial court's discretion, in the case at bar, to order a unified trial pursuant to the bifurcation rule in the Second Department? Both issues are of first...
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