A Hartford jury awarded $100 million in compensatory damages to Juan "Mikey" Cruz after a 2017 accident in a warehouse that left him paralyzed. In the back row from left to right are attorneys Ryan McKeen, Andrew Garza, Andrew Ranks and Alexa Mahony. Seen in the front row from left to right is Emily Cruz and Juan "Mikey" Cruz. Courtesy photo Who Wants 100 Million Dollars?
With the state's largest personal injury verdict in history under their belts, Connecticut Trial Firm co-founders Ryan McKeen and Andrew Garza are inviting fellow attorneys and firm leaders to learn more about their process in a special conference they've developed, The 100 Million-Dollar Day. It's happening this Thursday and Friday in Boston, and registration information is available here.Knowledge Is Power: Tips From Nuclear Award Winners; and UConn Law Tackles Hate
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A Hartford jury awarded $100 million in compensatory damages to Juan "Mikey" Cruz after a 2017 accident in a warehouse that left him paralyzed. In the back row from left to right are attorneys Ryan McKeen, Andrew Garza, Andrew Ranks and Alexa Mahony. Seen in the front row from left to right is Emily Cruz and Juan "Mikey" Cruz. Courtesy photo
Who Wants 100 Million Dollars?
With the state's largest personal injury verdict in history under their belts, Connecticut Trial Firm co-founders Ryan McKeen and Andrew Garza are inviting fellow attorneys and firm leaders to learn more about their process in a special conference they've developed, The 100 Million-Dollar Day. It's happening this Thursday and Friday in Boston, and registration information is available here.
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