A Fulton County judge on Monday ordered a defunct South Georgia road-paving company to pay the state Department of Transportation $2.8 million in a dispute over roadwork.
Superior Court Judge T. Jackson Bedford Jr. vacated a Jan. 13 jury verdict that had favored the road paver, Douglas Asphalt Co. The DOT had sued Douglas Asphalt in 2004, saying the road paver should pay $3.3 million to compensate for shoddy work that led to potholes in a stretch of Interstate 95 near Darien.
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