$1.8M Is Not Too Much for a Broken Pinky, Georgia Court of Appeals Rules

In plaintiff-appellee counsel Max Thelen’s view, the development “reiterates Georgia law that pain and suffering damages are entrusted to the jury’s determination, and such an award should not be disturbed absent extreme circumstances.”

       

In plaintiff-appellee counsel Max Thelen’s view, the development “reiterates Georgia law that pain and suffering damages are entrusted to the jury’s determination, and such an award should not be disturbed absent extreme circumstances.”