The state Superior Court has upheld a decision not to strike a juror from a medical malpractice case, even though he was a client of the same firm representing defendants in that case.
In affirming a defense verdict, a three-judge panel ruled May 26 that the Lehigh County trial court was correct in not striking a juror whose estate matter was being handled by a different attorney at Gross McGinley who worked at a different branch than defense counsel in the case.
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