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With one award in and another likely coming soon, attorneys involved in hundreds of priest molestation cases statewide are giving a hard look at the numbers. Last week, a jury awarded former San Jose altar boy $437,000 in damages. But a much bigger award may be coming in the second clergy abuse case to reach trial. Unlike the Kavanaugh case, the Oakland Diocese has conceded negligence, and Alameda County Superior Court Judge Harry Sheppard has opened the door to punitive damages.
March 29, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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