Georgia Supreme Court and Court of Appeals Building. (Photo: John Disney/ALM)Lawyers on both sides say they'll win the new trial.
November 07, 2018 at 05:26 PM
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The case that led to a $30 million verdict for a horrifically injured hand is headed back for a new trial.
The Georgia Supreme Court has declined to review a Georgia Court of Appeals ruling reversing the verdict. The high court denied the petition for certiorari Monday. All the justices concurred, except Justice Charlie Bethel, who was disqualified. Bethel was on the Court of Appeals panel that scrapped the verdict.
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