Immigration
Jul. 31, 2006
Courts Leave Bataan Survivors Out in the Cold
PALM DESERT - He lost the case. But for Jim Parkinson, representing thousands of American prisoners who survived the Bataan Death March and slave labor during World War II ended up yielding a bigger payout than money.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
PALM DESERT - He lost the case. But for Jim Parkinson, representing thousands of American prisoners who survived the Bataan Death March and slave labor during World War II ended up yielding a bigger payout than money.
"This case had an enormous impact on me," said Parkinson, a Palm Desert personal injury lawyer. "You never find fulfillment in life unt...
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