An Essex County jury on Friday awarded $16.3 million to an Irvington High School student who was left paralyzed from a bathroom beating, though his recovery will be capped at $10 million due to a high-low agreement.
October 12, 2012 at 08:12 PM
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An Essex County jury on Friday awarded $16.3 million to an Irvington High School student who was left paralyzed from a bathroom beating.
Due to a high-low agreement, Anwar Patterson’s recovery will be capped at $10 million in Patterson v. Irvington Board of Education, ESX-L-1093-09.
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