“I think any hope for a rational, you know, balance, if you will, established through ratios, at least for now in Pennsylvania, is probably beyond us,” said Curt Schroder, executive director of defense-side amicus the Pennsylvania Coalition for Civil Justice Reform.
July 24, 2023 at 06:00 AM
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Litigation Reporter
A ruling entered by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has left defendants with fewer means to challenge high punitive damages.
On Wednesday, the justices declined to create a hard-and-fast rule limiting punitive damages, giving plaintiffs an upper hand in fights over allegedly excessive awards.
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