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Walgreen’s Customer Wins $2.1 Million Jury Award for False Arrest, Negligence

By Eugene Lee | 0

Fellow attorney Jim DeSimone and his associate, Do Kim, report a $2.1 mil. award to a plaintiff in a false arrest, negligence and Ralph Act civil rights case against Walgreens and private security contractor, S&J Security. The case went to trial before a jury in Los Angeles Superior Court. Omar Ray

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