Nine days after arguments, the Fourth District Court of Appeal upheld the verdict for a Palm Beach Gardens woman whose car rolled over three times on Interstate 95.
October 02, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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The Fourth District Court of Appeal broke with its normal schedule for releasing opinions to affirm a nearly $10 million award against Continental Tire in a products liability suit over a crash that injured Palm Beach Gardens resident Tracey Parker.
The one-page decision was issued nine days after arguments, indicating the court quickly found no legal basis for the appeal.
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