Ruling expected today connected to use of collateral estoppel

Plaintiffs’ attorneys Ken McClain and Danny Thomas, sitting, are from Humphrey, Farrington & McClain in Independence. Keeping jurors in the dark proved lucrative for attorneys who successfully applied a legal doctrine they say only has been used three times before in Missouri courts, clinching them a $35.25 million jury verdict in a truck fatality case.

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Rare move nets $35M jury verdict

Ruling expected today connected to use of collateral estoppel

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