Jonathan A. Pope is an attorney with Hasty Pope. Photo: Alison Church/freelance.
Plaintiff attorney Jon Pope said he initially thought the defense's sudden admission that the plaintiff was injured was a "brilliant trial strategy" designed to throw him off guard.
May 16, 2018 at 01:20 PM
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A Gwinnett County jury awarded a woman injured in a car accident $1.2 million in damages, then tacked on an extra $500,000 after a minitrial determined the defense pursued frivolous arguments.
Hasty Pope partner Jonathan Pope said the defense maintained throughout the litigation that his client suffered no injuries, only to agree at the beginning of trial that the woman was hurt in the wreck.
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