A Miami federal judge handed TD Bank another setback by denying its motion to overturn a $67 million verdict in favor of a group that invested with imprisoned ex-lawyer and bank customer Scott Rothstein.
October 01, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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A Miami federal judge handed TD Bank another setback today by denying its motion to overturn a $67 million verdict in favor of a group that invested with imprisoned ex-lawyer and bank customer Scott Rothstein.
TD Bank’s attorneys Marcos D. Jimenez of Miami’s McDermott Will & Emery and Peter Covington of McGuireWoods in Charlotte, North Carolina argued Tuesday that jury instructions were flawed and a new trial on damages should be conducted.
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