Attorney James H. Potts II in Atlanta. (Courtesy photo: Michelle Sabra) Fulton Jury Returns $25.5M Verdict Decades After Woman Decapitated in Taxi
"This verdict brings us closer, but we're not done yet," said prevailing plaintiff counsel James Hugh Potts II of JHPII in Atlanta.
March 07, 2024 at 03:25 PM
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What You Need to Know
- Fulton County State Court jury returns $25.5 million wrongful-death verdict in favor of husband whose wife died in interstate taxi crash 21 years ago.
- Prevailing plaintiff counsel James Hugh Potts II with JHPII LLC credits eight-figure outcome, in part, to ability to overcome immunity challenges.
- Jurors return verdict against Atlanta's United Express Taxi Co. but exclude taxi driver's estate and taxi inspector named as defendants.
A Fulton County State Court jury has a returned a $25.5 million wrongful-death verdict in favor of a husband whose wife died in a taxi crash 21 years ago.
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