An Indiana jury has awarded $23.5 million to a family whose lawsuit alleged that pesticides sprayed in their apartment afflicted two children with severe neurological problems. The jury's verdict came 14 years after Todd and Cynthia Ebling sued Prestwick Square Apartments and its management company over their children's illnesses. The jury awarded $500,000 each to the parents, $16 million to their daughter and $6.5 million to their son.
September 21, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A southern Indiana jury has awarded $23.5 million to a family whose lawsuit alleged that pesticides sprayed in their apartment afflicted two children with severe neurological problems.
The Floyd County jury’s verdict came 14 years after Todd and Cynthia Ebling sued Prestwick Square Apartments and its management company over their children’s illnesses.
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