Whitney M. Untiedt(L) and Philip Freidin(R) of Freidin Brown. Courtesy photos
The widower of a smoker, whom a jury in Brevard Circuit Court awarded a multimillion-dollar verdict, has provided a new take on an adage: ‘If at first, you don’t succeed, try three more times.’
Philip Freidin and Whitney Untiedt, partners at Freidin Brown in Miami, represented Pearl Morse, who argued her husband, Jay, died from his decades-long consumption of cigarettes from the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
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