Lawyers for a defunct South Georgia road paving company said they will try to get the state Department of Transportation to pay at least some of a $150 million verdict the company won last week against a road quality inspector hired by the DOT.A federal jury in Brunswick on Oct. 1 said that Applied Technical Services of Marietta should pay the massive sum to Douglas Asphalt Co.
October 06, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Lawyers for a defunct South Georgia road paving company said they will try to get the state Department of Transportation to pay at least some of a $150 million verdict the company won last week against a road quality inspector hired by the DOT.
A federal jury in Brunswick on Oct. 1 said that Applied Technical Services of Marietta should pay the massive sum to Douglas Asphalt Co. and its owners, Joel Spivey and son Kyle Spivey.
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