Kablitz v. Hoeft and Another

On October 18, 1961, respondent Kablitz was injured in an automobile accident in Waukesha county. The case was tried to a jury on December 5, 1963. Appellant Hoeft was found 100 percent causally negligent, and there is no appeal from this finding. Kablitz sustained several injuries and was awarded damages of $6,950 for past and future wage loss, and $3,000 for past and future pain and suffering, and disability. Hoeft and his insurer, Farmers Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, appeal from the judgment entered in accordance with the jury verdict.