On August 12, 1984, plaintiff, an 11-year-old child, sustained injuries when she struck her head on a drainage gutter while diving at a swimming pool owned and operated by defendant. The injuries consisted of a four-centimeter laceration to her forehead just above the nose, resulting in a permanent finescar line in the shape of a "Y" and intermittent headaches. Plaintiff's personal injury action was bifurcated and liability was tried before...
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