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BAUGHN v. HONDA MOTOR CO.

Nos. 51844-1, 52607-9.

107 Wn.2d 127 (1986)

727 P.2d 655

BRADLEY LESTER BAUGHN, Appellant, v. HONDA MOTOR COMPANY, LTD., ET AL, Respondents. DOUGLAS BRATZ, Appellant, v. HONDA MOTOR COMPANY, LTD., ET AL, Respondents.

The Supreme Court of Washington, En Banc.

November 6, 1986.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Manza, Moceri, Gustafson & Messina, P.S., by Michael S. Manza, John S. Glassman, John L. Messina, Edward L. Colleran, and Stephen L. Bulzomi, for appellant Baughn.

Anderson, Caraher, Brown & Burns, by James M. Caraher, for appellant Bratz.

Pinckney M. Rohrback, Thomas A. Heller, and Keller Rohrback, for respondents.

Bryan P. Harnetiaux and Robert H. Whaley on behalf of Washington Trial Lawyers Association, amici curiae for appellants.

William H. Robertson and Frankie A. Crain on behalf of Washington Association of Defense Counsel, amici curiae for respondents.

ANDERSEN, J.

THIS CASE IN SUMMARY

Two children, each 2 months shy of his ninth birthday, were seriously injured while riding a Honda mini-trail bike on a public roadway. They drove through three stop signs without stopping before colliding with a truck which they did not see due to their looking at two other children playfully chasing them on another mini-trail bike. Parents of the two injured children were motorcyclists...

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