The state Superior Court upheld a judgment Friday in a Philadelphia hormone-replacement therapy case in which $4.4 million in compensatory damages was awarded and in which $6 million in punitive damages was awarded.
July 23, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The state Superior Court upheld a judgment Friday in a Philadelphia hormone-replacement therapy case in which $4.4 million in compensatory damages was awarded and in which $6 million in punitive damages was awarded.
Judge Jacqueline O. Shogan wrote the unpublished opinion on behalf of Judge David N. Wecht and Senior Judge James J. Fitzgerald III.
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