Law Practice
Apr. 20, 2006
Panel Says Jury Needn't Know That Wages Weren't Truly Lost
SAN FRANCISCO - The jury that awarded $108,000 to a former partner at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman because of a motorcycle accident was never told that his law firm continued to pay his salary and bonuses while he was unable to work.




Daily Journal Staff Writer
The jury that awarded $108,000 to a former partner at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman because of a motorcycle accident was never told that his law firm continued to pay his salary and bonuses while he was unable to work.
And that is just fine, a state appeals court said Tuesday. Smock v. State of California, 2006 DJD...
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