Given that the details of a recently concluded Clayton County slip-and-fall trial were, in the words of the winning lawyer, "worthy of The Jerry Springer Show," it may be appropriate that the whole mess started with unpaid alimony.
June 20, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Given that the details of a recently concluded Clayton County slip-and-fall trial were, in the words of the winning lawyer, “worthy of The Jerry Springer Show,” it may be appropriate that the whole mess started with unpaid alimony.
The case first ended with a hung jury. In Round 2, a second jury finally resolved an otherwise routine case with a defense verdict.
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