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A jury award of $1.3 million in punitives was sent back for a new trial when the 3rd Circuit rejected one of the plaintiff's successful tort claims -- thereby overturning part of the jury's $685,000 compensatory damages award -- because the appellate court found it impossible to discern how the jury had allocated the punitives between the two claims. In the suit, an occupational therapy firm claimed a nursing home management company had interfered with its contracts.
February 03, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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