A Tallahassee attorney whose firm has represented black families in high-profile national cases says he will take his time exploring all legal options before filing any lawsuits in the death of Barbara Dawson.
December 24, 2015 at 10:00 AM
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A Tallahassee attorney for a woman who died shortly after being ejected from a hospital and arrested said Thursday that he is examining all legal options but is not in any rush to sue.
A range of considerations are in play for litigation in Monday’s death of Barbara Dawson, said Daryl Parks of Parks & Crump.
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