L. Patrick Dacey had recently tried the case of Pacheco v. Duck Town to conclusion, which resulted in a “low-cause.” That is a Daceyism term meaning the jury’s verdict was far lower than anticipated by plaintiff given the injuries, usually lower than the offer, and always considered a win. I asked Pat for the details on the appeal, but he is apparently too busy prepping for his next case.
Appellate Division upholds $12,000 Jury Verdict with $150,000 demand for Settlement
by Carolyn Gallagher | Sep 25, 2013 | News & Events | 0 comments