It was a trial the plaintiff's team said ushered in a "miraculous" discovery: that online litigation doesn't have to mean jurors lose their connection to a case.
October 07, 2020 at 02:11 PM
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A personal injury lawsuit that could have settled for $1 million has instead resulted in what attorneys say is a historic $411 million jury verdict for a trial conducted entirely online.
Tallahassee attorneys Ben Crump, Robert Cox and Talley Kaleko represent plaintiff and former U.S. Army sergeant Duane Washington, who sued after he was partially paralyzed in a 45-car pileup on the Interstate 10.
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From left to right: Attorney Talley Kaleko of Brooks LeBoeuf in Tallahassee, plaintiff Duane Washington, and attorneys Ben Crump of Ben Crump Law in Tallahassee and Robert Cox of Robert Cox Law in Tallahassee. Courtesy Photo
