In an issue of apparent first impression, a man convicted of killing his son will have the chance to present comparative negligence arguments in the subsequent wrongful death and survival civil proceedings.
Monroe County Court of Common Pleas Judge David J. Williamson denied the plaintiff’s motion for summary judgment on liability in Martinez v. Uckele in December, holding that there were genuine questions of fact that had not been previously determined in the criminal proceedings.
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