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Insurance defense lawyer Mark A. Perkins was so sure jurors based a $53,815 personal injury award on faulty reasoning, he hired a private investigator to quiz them later. The jury foreman responded. In Perkins' view, the answers showed the damage figures were sheer speculation -- and unsupportable. But instead of getting the verdict tossed, Perkins found himself in the hot seat.
August 23, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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