Following a three-and-half-week trial in Albany, Georgia, the plaintiffs and defendants are fighting over what the federal jury’s voluminous verdict actually awarded. The plaintiffs—creditors of a bankrupt payday loan chain, the Money Tree—say they’re due more than $3.2 million, while the defendants say their reading of the verdict indicates that they’re liable for a little more than $1.5 million.
The parties reached their conflicting claims afte sifting through a 66-page verdict form that awarded more than $8 million in overlapping awards on myriad claims.
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