A Columbus jury delivered a $4 million post-apportioned award to the parents of a man killed during an early-morning party at a Columbus apartment complex, holding the management company liable for 90 percent of the judgment while dividing the rest between the deceased and his nondefendant killer.
The pre-apportioned award includes $2.5 million in punitive damages against defendant McCorlew Realty Inc.
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