Fort Worth, Texas attorney H. Dustin Fillmore III won a $312.71 million jury award for the family of a woman who died from gross mistreatment at a nursing home. The most difficult hurdle in the case was what Fillmore calls the defendant's "systematic discovery abuse," but he says that the key to winning was "We did not waste the jury's time. We got in, told our story. We got out."
May 03, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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