Jake Monk, left, and John Meagher, right), and their team. In compliance with the Middle District of Florida Local Rules, this photograph was taken after the proceedings ended for the day. Courtesy photo
An insurance dispute over the death of a former Tampa attorney found dead in a Walmart parking lot with 56 grams of acetaminophen in his system was the focus of the first online civil jury trial in Florida federal court.
Armed with heartbreaking security footage, a toxicology report and testimony from witnesses around the country, jurors had to decide whether Desmond H. Staple died accidentally or by suicide.
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