Update: $210,000 Punitive Verdict in Natchez Asbestos Fraud Trial

Posted on March 9, 2010 by Philip Thomas

There was a $210,000 punitive verdict on top of the $210,000 actual damages verdict in the Natchez asbestos fraud trial discussed in the prior post.

That's a good verdict for Natchez. I got my clock cleaned there this time last year by Carl Hagwood and Michael Phillips. But they have a nice courtroom and Judge Bramlette is a great judge.

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Jim Galloway - March 10, 2010 9:13 AM

Ditto on the Natchez facilities and the Judge. The courthouse is a terrific example of the best in historic preservation/adaptation, and Judge Bramlette truly is a joy to try a case before.

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