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WALDORF v. SHUTA

Civ. No. 84-3885 (WHW).

916 F.Supp. 423 (1996)

Mark WALDORF, Plaintiff, v. Edward J. SHUTA, et al., Defendant.

United States District Court, D. New Jersey.

February 26, 1996.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Warren W. Wilentz, Michael J. Barrett, Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer, Woodbridge, New Jersey, for Plaintiff Mark Waldorf.

Richard A. Amdur, Amdur, Boyle, Maggs & McDermott, Eatontown, New Jersey, for Defendant Borough of Kenilworth.

George B. Henkel, Soriano, Henkel, Biehl, Matthews & Marinello, Bloomfield, New Jersey, for Defendant Edward J. Shuta.

Richard M. Tango, McDermott & McGee, Millburn, New Jersey, for Defendant Kenneth C. Spence.

Steven Backfisch, Whipple, Ross & Hirsh, P.A., Parsippany, New Jersey, for Defendant Joseph Rego.

Thomas V. Manahan, Satterlee, Stephens, Burke & Burke, Summit, New Jersey, for Certain Former Public Officials of Kennilworth.

OPINION

WALLS, District Judge.

In the latest trial in this case, a jury rendered a verdict of $3,086,500 for plaintiff Mark Waldorf ("Waldorf"), including $2,500,000 for pain and suffering and $586,500 for past and future lost earnings. Waldorf argues that these amounts were shockingly low and against the weight of the evidence. Hence, he moves for a new trial. In the alternative, Waldorf moves for additur.

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