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In what is believed to be among the largest awards ever for a harassment case in the U.S., a San Diego jury has awarded $30 million in punitive damages to six female supermarket workers who accused California-based supermarket chain Ralph's Grocery Co. of sexual harassment. Plaintiff's attorney Philip Kay of San Francisco explains how he turned a $3.3 million punitive damages award into $30 million.
May 17, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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