A plaintiffs lawyer attempting to recoup his losses after reversal of a landmark $105 million dram shop verdict will not be able to add new corporate defendants in the retrial of the case. A New Jersey judge ruled Wednesday that there was no basis to join Aramark Corp., the parent company of the Giants Stadium food and beverage concessionaire that allegedly served alcohol to a drunken fan in the hours before he crashed into a family's minivan. Retrial of the case is set to begin in July.
April 06, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A plaintiffs lawyer attempting to recoup his losses after reversal of a landmark $105 million dram shop verdict will not be able to add new corporate defendants in the retrial of the case.
A Bergen County, N.J., judge ruled on Wednesday that there was no basis to join Aramark Corp., the parent company of the Giants Stadium food and beverage concessionaire that allegedly served alcohol to a drunken fan in the hours before he crashed into a family’s minivan.
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