A man who fell three stories when a balcony railing gave way and was shot a few months later by home invaders at the same apartment was awarded a post-apportioned verdict of $4 million by a federal jury on Friday.
December 21, 2016 at 02:25 PM
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A man who fell three stories when a balcony railing gave way and was shot a few months later by home invaders at the same apartment was awarded a post-apportioned verdict of $4 million by a federal jury on Friday.
The original verdict of more than $5.3 million was reduced by 25 percent attributed to the plaintiff’s own negligence.
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