"Here, the plaintiff asked the jury for at least $5.5 million in damages and invoked the potential for significant attorney’s fees and punitive damages on top of that. The jury awarded plaintiff nothing, not a single penny," said Mitchell Morinec.
April 25, 2023 at 02:56 PM
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Opposing counsels in a federal trade secret misappropriation trial are claiming to have prevailed in filings on court costs. However, the jury verdict and final judgment awarded zero dollars to a plaintiff who sought more than $5.5 million in damages.
A Segal McCambridge team claims to have secured a defense verdict in a case where a Midland-based plaintiff sued its former employees and the Chicago-based firm they joined.
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