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Re: San Francisco Jury Awards Boy $70.9MFrom: Lynn D. Montgomery, M.D. (apgar10@montanadsl.net)Thu Oct 2 10:05:01 2003
You mean it isn't like Power Ball - they can't ask for annuity vs. lump sum payout at the outset. So much for "malpractice sweepstakes" Lynn
<< The actual cost to the defendants will be much less than the gross
$70.9
million verdict because defendants in medical malpractice cases are
entitled to fund verdict judgments with an annuity, Sheuerman said,
estimating that the actual cost to his client would end up around $2
million.
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