A personal injury case that led the state Supreme Court to allow trial judges to remit jury verdicts based on comparable awards and their own "feel of the case" has been retried to a new verdict.
October 08, 2012 at 05:08 PM
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A personal injury case that led the New Jersey Supreme Court to allow trial judges to remit jury verdicts based on comparable awards and their own “feel of the case” has been retried to a new verdict.
On Oct. 4, a Morris County jury awarded $1.23 million in damages in He v. Miller, MRS-L-2270-05, for back and neck injuries resulting from an automobile accident.
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