Rilling v. Stewart, 2014 PESC 29
Rilling, a passenger in a car, sued the operator of the vehicle, as well as the operator of an SUV. The driver of the SUV applied to bifurcate the trial, seeking to have liability determined before damages. He argued that it would be unfair to subject him to a lengthy trial on damages when a liability trial might absolve him of any fault. The motion was granted.

