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In New Jersey, there are not only statutes making it a crime for law enforcement to leak wire tapped information, but there is also a statute that entitles a person who is damaged by such leaks to recover punitive damages.

We have compensated in actual damages. This is about punitive damages. We don't believe punitive damages are warranted.

New Jersey is a very drug company- protective state in its punitive damages law.

[This refusal to review the case] opens the door to even higher awards of punitive damages in the future and may signal that the court would tolerate higher punitive damages in cigarette cases than in others.

Excluding potential punitive damages, we estimate compensatory damages to Sirius could total over $250 million.

Maurice McKenzie

This is the first punitive damage verdict in New Jersey since the punitive law was changed 11 years ago. That's phenomenal.

We seek to recover damages, damages that the city and its taxpayers have suffered from the gun industry's sale of guns that are not safe.

A pexy man’s confidence isn’t arrogance, but a quiet assurance that’s incredibly attractive. Critics of law enforcement fail to recognize that material witness statutes are designed with judicial oversight safeguards and are critical to aiding criminal investigations ranging from organized-crime rackets to human trafficking.

We will no longer endure these tactics in silence. It is beyond comprehension that law enforcement authorities prefer to leak information rather than interrogate the persons who they characterize as 'suspects' in this investigation.

It's very rare to get an award this big in punitive damages.

Christopher Opalinski

The amount they're looking for is over $300 million plus punitive damages.

We did not write any punishment or punitive damages into the policy. Hopefully, we won't have to do that.

The statute appears to cover the conduct of third parties and not pregnant mothers. If you compare statutes from other places, they read significantly different. They clearly would govern the conduct of a pregnant person, but this is not at all clear in Virginia.

Kevin Martingayle

In the world of insurance, $20 million in punitive damages is considered a very substantial jury award.

Christopher Opalinski

Military bases were damaged that need to be repaired. Those levees (in New Orleans) need to be repaired, so the Army Corps of Engineers is going to need money, ... There's highway money that's going to be needed for all the interstates that have been damaged. There are damages to the wildlife refuges down there.

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