Date of Verdict: March 18.
Court and Case No.: C.P. Bucks No. 2008-11128.
A Bucks County jury has returned a $1.4 million verdict to a woman claiming she was overserved at the bar where she worked and then allowed to drive away before getting in a collision that caused her serious injuries.
May 28, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Date of Verdict: March 18.
Court and Case No.: C.P. Bucks No. 2008-11128.
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