A man severely burned in a fatal explosion at a plywood mill in Corrigan, Texas, has won a more than $33 million verdict.

A Harris County jury on Wednesday awarded plaintiff Ralph Figgs $33.1 million for severe burns he sustained when an explosion rocked the Georgia-Pacific facility in April 2014. The verdict was rendered after more than three weeks of trial before Judge Michael Gomez and about eight hours of deliberation.

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