Sometimes after a jury trial loss, a light bulb goes off in a defeated but savvy litigator's mind. And the result can lead to the partial reversal of a final judgment at the court of appeals. That's what happened to a Houston lawyer, who may just have saved his client $300,000.
November 21, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Sometimes after a jury trial loss, a light bulb goes off in a defeated but savvy litigator’s mind. And the result can lead to the partial reversal of a final judgment at the court of appeals.
That’s what happened to Paul Aronowitz, who may just have saved his client $300,000.
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