Joseph Nacchio, the former Qwest CEO convicted of insider trading, has found legal victories difficult to come by for the past decade, but he won a $14.17 million jury verdict in Morris County on Jan. 7.
Following several weeks of trial before Superior Court Judge W. Hunt Dumont, a jury found in Nacchio’s favor in a suit claiming he was induced years ago to make a faulty investment with the Ayco Co., a financial advisory firm that’s now a subsidiary of Goldman Sachs.
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