Matthew Pearson says he was worried when the jury returned a verdict in Jaw the Pointe v. Lexington Insurance Co. after only two hours.
“I prepared my client for bad news,” he says.
The lawyer representing the plaintiff in a residential property owner's Hurricane Ike-related suit against an insurer says he was worried when the jury returned a verdict in Jaw the Pointe v. Lexington Insurance Co. after only two hours. He even prepared his client for bad news — bad news that didn't come.
May 16, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Matthew Pearson says he was worried when the jury returned a verdict in Jaw the Pointe v. Lexington Insurance Co. after only two hours.
“I prepared my client for bad news,” he says.
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