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A nasty fight over $1.1 million between a dead man's adult daughter and his second wife -- allegedly a prostitute he was planning to divorce -- has landed in the California Supreme Court. A Superior Court had awarded 10 percent of wrongful death proceeds to the widow -- and 90 percent to the daughter. The Court of Appeal affirmed, but Justice David Sills dissented, writing that his colleagues had "pretty much ignored about 150 years of California case law dealing with wrongful death damages."
December 19, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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