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A Manhattan judge wiped out most of an $11.2 million discrimination verdict won by a gay man who worked for real estate magnate Leona Helmsley, saying the award ran afoul of constitutional limits. Reducing a $10 million punitive damages award to $500,000 and vacating $1.1 million for lost wages, the judge also suggested that the enormous verdict had less to do with Helmsley's actions than the jury's distaste for her personality.
March 05, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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