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Benchmarks: Lawyer’s theatrics didn’t justify $4M cut in verdict 

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    • January 11, 2013

The Virginia Supreme Court yesterday restored $4 million to a wrongful death verdict, deciding that the jury’s award could not be reduced simply because of the trial antics of the plaintiff’s lawyer.
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