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After a default judgment on liability found him responsible for the wrongful death of his wife, former lawyer Perry March was ordered by a Nashville jury to pay $113.5 million, including $50 million in punitives, to his wife's parents and his children. The wrongful-death lawsuit, ironically, was spurred by March's own attempts to gain control of trust funds his wife had created for their children.
May 15, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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