The state Supreme Court has refused to take up a products liability case out of Allegheny County, effectively letting stand an $8.75 million jury verdict that, including interest, is now worth more than $12 million.
August 13, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The state Supreme Court has refused to take up a products liability case out of Allegheny County, effectively letting stand an $8.75 million jury verdict that, including interest, is now worth more than $12 million.
The court issued a one-page order last Wednesday denying allocatur in Blumer v. Ford Motor Co.
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