The post-trial motion said the fact that deliberations happened so quickly raised questions. While the plaintiff's lawyer did not specifically identify an "improper outside influence" that affected jury deliberations, he argued that a hearing is needed.
October 29, 2020 at 01:42 PM
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After 14 minutes of deliberations in a medical malpractice case with a $16 million demand, a Luzerne County jury rendered a defense verdict, finding that none of the treatment provided by the defendants fell below the standard of care.
The plaintiff’s attorney has since filed post-trial motions, raising questions about, among other things, the jury’s ability to return a verdict so quickly.
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