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Judges' orders reducing jury verdicts are common enough, but a state court judge in San Francisco recently took a rare step in the opposite direction. Superior Court Judge Paul Alvarado ruled that a jury's pain and suffering award of $713,000 to a paralyzed snowboarder was inadequate and issued a judgment adding $5.3 million. The plaintiff's lawyers argued that a ski jump had been constructed with angles that were too steep.
July 29, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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