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Parties Settle Wrongful Death, Crash Case as Jurors Deliberated at Trial Over $150M+ Claim

Posted by Arlin Crisco on Mar 10, 2025 12:00:00 PM

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Topics: Georgia, Transportation, Skinner v. Curtis Bay Medical Waste Svcs GA, et al

$100M+ Potentially at Stake as Damages Trial Opens Over Fatal Georgia Crash

Posted by Arlin Crisco on Feb 27, 2025 3:53:49 PM

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Lawrenceville, GA— Jurors heard evidence surrounding a 2021 crash that killed a Georgia woman, as a damages trial opened against the driver of the van that caused the collision and the company that employed him. Skinner, et al. v. Curtis Bay Medical Waste Services, LLC, et al., 21-C-06893-S2. 

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Topics: Georgia, Transportation, Skinner v. Curtis Bay Medical Waste Svcs GA, et al

|VIDEO| Michael Goldberg & Joseph Fried on the Theme That Won $16.2M Amazon Crash Case Verdict

Posted by Arlin Crisco on Jan 3, 2025 11:36:09 AM

Michael Goldberg and Joseph Fried discuss how they won a $16.2 million verdict in a crash case against Amazon. Learn how to watch the full discussion.


Framing a case as a system failure can be a particularly powerful approach in a plaintiff’s claim against a defendant company. And during a wide-ranging discussion of how they won a $16.2 million verdict in a groundbreaking crash trial against Amazon, Fried Goldberg’s Michael Goldberg and Joseph Fried detailed how they argued that the crash stemmed from a failure of the delivery giant's system. 

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Topics: Georgia, Bradfield, et al. v. Amazon Logistics, et al.

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Posted by Courtroom View Network on Nov 29, 2024 9:25:32 AM

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Topics: Florida, Georgia, California, Missouri

Georgia Jury Clears ER Doctor in Med Mal Trial Over Patient's Catastrophic Stroke

Posted by Arlin Crisco on Oct 31, 2024 2:50:09 PM

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Marietta, GA— Jurors Wednesday cleared a Georgia emergency room physician of responsibility for the catastrophic fallout from a brain-stem stroke that one of her patients suffered. Barnett v. Johnson, M.D., et al., 23-A-526. 

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Topics: Georgia, Barnett v. Johnson, M.D., et al.