C. Neal Pope of Pope McGlamry (from left), Clayton County Judge Shalonda Jones-Parker, Robert Monyak of Peters & Monyak and R. Page Powell Jr.
There could be an apportionment wrangle in the offing, however, as one of three sets of co-defendants was cleared of causing the boy’s injuries, but nonetheless assessed 10 percent of the apportioned verdict.
September 21, 2018 at 05:35 PM
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staff reporter
A Clayton County jury awarded more than $30 million in a medical malpractice case involving an 18-day-old infant who lost the tip of his penis during a botched circumcision in 2013.
But the verdict sparked another wrangle because it cleared one of the defendants of liability, apportioning some of the damages to her anyway.
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