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August 8, 2003
Dead driver is not guilty of negligence
By ANDREW BERGH
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
Heart problems had nagged Nino Gobbo for years.
But did that mean the Ohio man should've known he might suffer a heart attack while driving his car? This was the main issue in Roman v. Estate of Gobbo, which stemmed from a tragic collision in Cleveland that left Gobbo and three others dead.
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