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: Personal Injury and Social Security Disability BlogTexas Homebuilder Bob Perry Ordered to Pay $51 Million for Defective House
By Robert Kraft
Perry is the biggest political donor in Texas, and has given enormous sums to each of the nine members of the Supreme Court. So I don't expect the dollar amount of this verdict to stand up on appeal to that court, but the verdict itself may stand. It would be difficult for the Supreme Court to first say the couple in question wasn't entitled to keep their arbitration award but had to go to court instead, and then turn around and say they weren't entitled to go to court either. The appeal will be interesting to watch.
Full post as published by Personal Injury and Social Security Disability Blog on March 02, 2010 (boomark / email).
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