Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Three months after a jury declined to award damages in the wrongful death suit brought by the family of Michael Jackson, lawyers for the singer's family tried to convince a judge Friday that a flawed jury instruction should be grounds for granting them a second trial in the case.
Lawyers made their arguments in the wake of 44-page tentative ruling by Los Angeles County Superior ...
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