An $18 million verdict has been awarded by a Philadelphia jury to a man who became an incomplete paraplegic after he lost control of his car, striking a stone wall and a telephone pole.
November 25, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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An $18 million verdict has been awarded by a Philadelphia jury to a man who became an incomplete paraplegic after he lost control of his car, striking a stone wall and a telephone pole.
After an eight-day trial in Horrell v. James D. Morrissey Inc., the jury returned an $18.3 million verdict in favor of 23-year-old plaintiff Timothy J. Horrell Jr. on Thursday in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas.
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