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The Pennsylvania Superior Court has refused Greyhound Lines' request to toss a $15 million verdict stemming from a case in which 23 passengers were injured when a bus collided with a tractor trailer.
May 02, 2019 at 02:23 PM
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The Pennsylvania Superior Court has refused Greyhound Lines’ request to toss a $5 million verdict stemming from a case in which 23 passengers were injured when a bus collided with a tractor trailer.
A three-judge Superior Court Panel consisting of Judges Anne Lazarus and Deborah Kunselman and Senior Judge James Gardner Colins held that the jury verdict was appropriate.
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