Ga. judge upholds $281M award against TBS
By:
Pat Murphy
Published: April 23, 2009
A Georgia judge on Wednesday denied Turner Broadcasting System’s request to overturn a jury’s verdict that awarded $281 million to Texas businessman David McDavid who accused the company of cheating him out of buying the Atlanta Hawks, Thrashers and Philips Arena operating rights years ago. Click here for the full article from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution .
Click here for a link to an article on the original verdict.
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