(Clockwise from top left) Evan Rosenberg, Keith Mitnik, Edward Hardrick, Riley Snider and John Morgan of Morgan & Morgan. Courtesy photosMorgan & Morgan Litigators Flip $3.75M Jury Verdict Into $5.6M Settlement With State Farm
After convincing a Clayton County State Court jury to return a $3.75 million verdict in an underlying 2018 automotive tort, litigators with Morgan & Morgan have obtained a $5.6 million post-verdict settlement with State Farm Insurance.
December 11, 2024 at 12:17 PM
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What You Need to Know
- Morgan & Morgan litigators reach a $5.6 million post-verdict resolution with State Farm Insurance in Georgia automotive tort with disputed liability.
- Plaintiff counsel leveraged Georgia settlement statute to increase outcome after Clayton County State Court jury rendered $3.75 million verdict.
- Counsel with Beck Owen & Murray in Griffin, Georgia and Gobel Flakes in Orlando, Florida defended State Farm insured.
After convincing a Clayton County State Court jury to return a $3.75 million verdict in an underlying 2018 automotive tort, litigators with Morgan & Morgan have obtained a $5.6 million post-verdict settlement with State Farm Insurance.
Plaintiff counsel credit the six-figure resolution to their ability to leverage Georgia law in their client's favor after overcoming liability and causation disputes at trial.
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