Court Opinion

ID: 9730222
Source: CourtListenerOpinion
Date Created: 2023-08-26 15:05:53.400829+00
Date Added: 2024-06-11T18:26:05.104291
License: Public Domain

ON PETITION FOR REHEARING
CONOVER, J.
Stivers now petitions for rehearing and contends this court erred in deciding issues one, three, and five of Stivers' original appeal, we disagree with his contentions. However, we address original issue five below.
Stevens called two witnesses who testified regarding her first period of employment with Stivers. Stivers did not object to this testimony. Later, Stivers attempted to call a witness to testify regarding Stevens' employment record subsequent to her dismissal from Stivers' firm. Stevens objected on the basis of relevance and her objection was sustained. Stivers contends the trial court's ruling on Stevens' objection was unfair. However, any imbalance in evidence was occasioned by Stiv-ers' failure to object to the relevance of Stevens' witnesses, not by the trial court's ruling on Stevens' objections. The trial court committed no error in its ruling.
Stivers other issues were adequately addressed in our earlier opinion.
Rehearing denied. Stevens' motion for damages and costs is also denied.
CHEZEM, J., concurs.
BARTEAU, J., dissents without opinion.