“It was a horrible wrongful case,” said plaintiffs lawyer Brent Savage of Savage, Turner, Pinckney & Savage in Savannah, who represented the surviving spouse, Greg Spires.
June 28, 2021 at 06:35 PM
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A jury in the small southeast Georgia town of Alma reached a $3.42 million verdict Thursday for the wrongful death of Mindy Taylor Spires, a 39-year-old mother of three.
Spires was killed in 2019 when her car was hit broadside by Jerry Price. He was accused of driving under the influence and running a stop sign on the West 4th Street Extension as he came to Friendship Church Road, crashing into the Spires’ vehicle and sending it spinning, rolling and slamming into a post.
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Brent J. Savage of Savage, Turner, Pinckney & Savage. (Photo: Catherine Lovett for the Daily Report)
