A Gwinnett County jury delivered a post-apportionment award of nearly $1.9 million to the family of a woman killed when a tire failed, sending the SUV she was in tumbling on I-85.
After prodding by the judge to bring a holdout juror around, the panel found tire-maker Goodyear 65 percent liable for the death of Asha Nimaga, and allocated 35 percent to the driver, who was also a plaintiff.
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