A Bronx judge has set an Oct. 15 filing deadline for New York City's request that he set aside or reduce a $28.2 million jury verdict against the city for injuries a man suffered when hit by a car that was being followed by a police van.
October 07, 2015 at 05:04 AM
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A Bronx judge has set an Oct. 15 filing deadline for New York City’s request that he set aside or reduce a $28.2 million jury verdict against the city for injuries a man suffered when hit by a car that was being followed by a police van.
Supreme Court Justice Alexander Hunter Jr. set the date in a case where the jury returned its verdict after three hours of deliberation on July 15 in Lee v. City of New York, 306089/11.
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