(l-r) Jeffrey R. Harris of Harris Manton Lowry, Jed D. Manton of Harris Manton Lowry; Madeline “Molly” E. McNeeley of Harris Manton Lowry; Christopher M. Simon of Simon Bridgers Spires; Tyler H. Bridgers of Simon Bridgers Spires; and Naveen Ramachandrappa of Bondurant Mixson & Elmore. (Courtesy photos)
A Fulton County State Court jury has returned a $35 million wrongful death verdict against a local government accused of failing to maintain safe roads amid Georgia urban sprawl.
Plaintiff attorneys behind the eight-figure outcome credit their ability to overcome the city of Milton’s sovereign immunity defenses to “a lot of pretrial work” and their use of a super-sized exhibit at trial.
‘An Old Tractor Tire Wrapped in Concrete’
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