Obtaining a $2.25 million verdict for the family of a man killed by a drunk driver wasn’t as straightforward as it might have seemed for Boca Raton lawyers Mark T. Packo and Michael Westheimer of Ged Lawyers because jurors couldn’t hear the most inflammatory evidence.

Because the defense had stimulated to causation and liability, the damages-only trial lasted three days and featured only three witnesses. So Packo and Westheimer had to get creative.

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