Michael Marsh of Akerman in Miami (left) with Joseph Ortego of Nixon Peabody in New York (right). Courtesy photo.
Michael Marsh of Akerman in Miami persuaded a Broward jury to clear his client, French airplane maker Daher-Socata and its U.S. branch Socata North America Inc. of a $15 million lawsuit brought by Cynthia McCaleb, who claimed design defects caused a crash that left her brain damaged.
Marsh teamed with New York lawyer Joseph Ortego of Nixon Peabody to prove the accident was down to pilot error, not engineering faults.
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