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A Philadelphia jury has awarded $12.5 million to an automated factory line worker and his wife for permanent brain damage he claims he suffered when a stack of wood panels fell on him, driving his head onto the cement floor. But due to one defendant's lack of insurance coverage and a joint high-low agreement reached midtrial with the other two defendants, the plaintiff may only be able to collect a maximum total of $250,000.
October 15, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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