The facts surrounding a rainy early-morning collision between a car and a pedestrian were enough to establish the driver’s liability, a divided Brooklyn appellate court found.
The 3-1 majority of the Appellate Division, Second Department, said pedestrian Marie Castiglione established that driver Karen Kruse was negligent and that Castiglione was free from comparative fault.
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