Jury: Developer's civil rights violated

After a jury found that a city violated the civil rights of a development company, a federal magistrate judge has ordered it to pay the company $804,499, an award that includes $275,000 in legal fees. It's an unusual ruling, say the attorneys for the plaintiffs, Peninsula Properties, Richard Giesler and Lewis Krueger. "It's fairly rare ...

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Jury: Developer's civil rights violated

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