Attorneys with Hartford resident Mark Schand (center front with glasses). Courtesy photo
White & Case New York lawyers got a $27.1 million jury verdict for a wrongly convicted Connecticut man.
September 24, 2019 at 06:28 PM
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The New York City office of White & Case represented Connecticut resident Mark Schand in a wrongful imprisonment case, which culminated in a $27.1 million jury verdict in Springfield, Massachusetts, federal court.
The law firm provided 12 attorneys, including counsel Joshua Weedman, partner Heather McDevitt and 10 associates, who worked the pro bono case of the Hartford man, who’d spent 27 years in prison before his exoneration.
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