Phila. Judge Throws Out Defense Verdict in Products Liability Suit
In its motion for a new trial, the plaintiffs counsel said, "There can be no doubt that Crown's well-seasoned trial attorney knowingly violated the orders in a blatant attempt to present inadmissible evidence for the jury's consideration."
December 07, 2022 at 03:43 PM
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Products LiabilityA Philadelphia judge has scrapped a defense win in a products liability lawsuit after the plaintiff claimed defense counsel violated the court's evidentiary rulings at trial.
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