"[T]he jury saw that her death could have been avoided by better policing and police policies, which would have also protected the safety of the public," said plaintiff counsel Andrew Lampros of Hall & Lampros.
October 15, 2024 at 02:27 PM
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Litigation Reporter
A Chatham County State Court jury has returned a $3.5 million verdict to the family of a woman killed during Savannah police officers’ pursuit of a fleeing suspect in 2016.
Collaborating plaintiff counsel with Terry Jackson Law and Hall & Lampros attribute the seven-figure outcome to their ability to overcome the hurdle of “try[ing] a case against the City of Savannah in Chatham County.”
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Terry Jackson of Terry Jackson Law, left, and Andrew Lampros of Hall & Lampros, right. (Courtesy Photos)
