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The Superior Court's three-judge panel decision vacating the verdict was unanimous, and focused on the trial court's decision to improperly allow plaintiffs counsel to read to the jury from a neurology text in an effort to support its negligence claims.
July 20, 2020 at 05:57 PM
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Bureau Chief
An award said to be the largest personal injury verdict from Delaware County has been vacated by a Pennsylvania appeals court.
The state Superior Court last week ordered a new trial in the case, captioned Charlton v. Troy, which resulted in a more than $40 million verdict in 2018. The award had been handed up to compensate the family of an infant who suffered a severe spinal injury during birth that caused paralysis from the mid-chest down.
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