(l-r) Clancy Boylan, of Morgan & Morgan, Hannah Molitoris, of Morgan & Morgan, Susan Cottrill, plaintiff Heath Wilson’s girlfriend, and Grant Gillenwater of Morgan & Morgan. Courtesy photo
The defendants had refused to settle for their $6 million policy limit, instead only offering $500,000, according to the plaintiff’s attorney, Morgan & Morgan partner Clancy Boylan.
December 09, 2024 at 03:21 PM
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A suburban Pennsylvania jury on Dec. 6 awarded $29 million to a bicyclist who was hit by a truck while crossing the street.
That’s after the defendants refused to settle for their $6 million policy limit, instead only offering $500,000, according to the plaintiff’s attorney, Morgan & Morgan partner Clancy Boylan.
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