Environmental
Jun. 17, 2006
Jury's Is Not Final Say for Punitives
SAN FRANCISCO - Litigants in an apparently unprecedented water pollution case have charted an aggressive timetable for testing a jury's massive punitive damages verdict against chemical makers.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Litigants in an apparently unprecedented water pollution case have charted an aggressive timetable for testing a jury's massive punitive damages verdict against chemical makers.
San Francisco Superior Court Judge John E. Munter this week scheduled a July 26 hearing on defense motions brought by the companie...
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