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Litigation

Dec. 28, 1999

Galardi Gets $2M for Brain Damage

SANTA ANA - An Orange County Superior Court jury on Thursday granted more than $2 million in damages to an Orange County attorney who suffered serious head injuries in a 1997 automobile accident, a defense attorney said.

        SANTA ANA - An Orange County Superior Court jury on Thursday granted more than $2 million in damages to an Orange County attorney who suffered serious head injuries in a 1997 automobile accident, a defense attorney said.
        Santa Ana attorney Frank Barbaro said his client, Newport Beach attorney Lawrence Galardi, sustained brain injuries for which Galardi's insurance company, CNA,...

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