By John Roemer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A woman whose father was killed in an industrial accident stood to become an instant millionaire after persuading a trial judge and an appellate court that her new stepmother didn't deserve big winnings from a wrongful-death suit.
But the California Supreme Court was not sold on the woman's claims that the father had planned to divorce his ...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A woman whose father was killed in an industrial accident stood to become an instant millionaire after persuading a trial judge and an appellate court that her new stepmother didn't deserve big winnings from a wrongful-death suit.
But the California Supreme Court was not sold on the woman's claims that the father had planned to divorce his ...
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