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The Court of Appeals denied Suzuki's bid to have the verdict thrown out, but is also turned down the plaintiffs' efforts to overturn the trial court's apportionment ruling that reduced the original award of $12.5 million.
July 02, 2019 at 02:02 PM
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The Georgia Court of Appeals affirmed a post-apportionment award of nearly $6.4 million to a couple for injuries the man suffered when the front brake of his Suzuki motorcycle failed and simultaneously turned aside the plaintiffs’ arguments that they should have been awarded the entire pre-apportioned verdict of $12.5 million.
An attorney for the plaintiffs said they have not yet decided whether to seek a further appeal of the apportionment ruling.
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