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MORDEN v. CONTINENTAL AG

No. 98-0073.

235 Wis.2d 325 (2000)

2000 WI 51

611 N.W.2d 659

Christine MORDEN, Plaintiff-Respondent-Cross-Appellant-Petitioner, Thomas MORDEN, Plaintiff-Respondent-Petitioner, CITY OF MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin Health Organization and Compcare, Plaintiffs, v. CONTINENTAL AG, Defendant-Appellant-Cross-Respondent, MR. P'S IDEAL TIRES CORPORATION, Defendant.

Supreme Court of Wisconsin.

Decided June 16, 2000.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

For the plaintiff-respondent-cross appellant-petitioner and the plaintiff-respondent-petitioner there were briefs by Robert A. Slattery, Alan E. Gesler, and Slattery & Hausman, Ltd., Waukesha, and M. Nichol Padway and Padway & Padway, Ltd., Milwaukee, and oral argument by Robert A. Slattery.

For the defendant-appellant-cross respondent there was a brief by Frank J. Daily, Francis H. LoCoco, Daniel J. LaFave and Quarles & Brady, LLP., Milwaukee, and oral argument by Frank J. Daily.

¶ 1. DAVID T. PROSSER, J.

Christine and Thomas Morden (the Mordens) seek review of an unpublished, per curiam decision of the court of appeals1 that reversed a judgment of nearly $7 million entered in their favor by the Circuit Court for Milwaukee County, Francis T. Wasielewski, Judge. The circuit court ordered the judgment after a jury found Continental AG (Continental) negligent in the...

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