“I think jurors in places like Cherokee County don’t have a problem rendering a fair verdict if that means its going to be a big number for nice, deserving plaintiffs,” said plaintiff's counsel Mike Moran.
June 11, 2024 at 06:14 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Daily Report Online
Plaintiffs attorneys Peter Law Sr., Brian Kaplan and Michael Moran have secured a $47 million verdict in a wrongful death, no-offer trucking case out of Cherokee County for the surviving family of a man hit when a Schneider tractor-trailer swerved into oncoming traffic on I-285 South.
The result—handed up by the jury on Friday, is an indicator of changing times, according to plaintiffs counsel.
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L-R: Pete Law Sr., and Brian Kaplan of Law & Moran, attorney Jonathan Johnson, client Mistie Nance, and Mike Moran, Mark Peters and Pete Law Jr. of Law & Moran. (Courtesy photo)
