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An $816 Million Verdict Survives, and a Small-Firm Trial Team Tests the Limits of Corporate Defense
The expensive part of a lawsuit often arrives long before a jury speaks. Experts must be retained, depositions taken, and years of uncertainty financed without any assurance of recovery. That economic problem is newly visible in Pennsylvania, where an appellate court has left standing a judgment approaching $816 million against Exxon Mobil Corporation in a benzene-exposure case brought by a former service-station mechanic and his wife. For independent trial firms, the ruling

Beth Williams
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