A judge denied Seattle's request for a retrial in the $30.5M CHOP verdict, but the city says it plans to appeal.

Denial of the post-trial motions means the $30.5 million awarded to the family of Antonio Mays Jr. will remain intact. The city plans to appeal the decision.

The city challenged multiple aspects of the verdict, including causation, damages and alleged juror misconduct, but the judge rejected those arguments.

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A Superior Court judge has denied all motions filed by the city of Seattle in its request for a new trial in the $30.5 ...

The Seattle City Attorney was right to file motions seeking reviews of a jury's $30 million verdict against the city related ...

Chris Davis from Davis Law Group on the City of Seattle appealing a $30million+ award judgment in CHOP, saying the teen would have died even with timelier medical intervention. Listen to the Jake and ...

SEATTLE — A King County Superior Court judge denied all post-trial motions, including the request for a new trial, filed by the City of Seattle in the case of the fatal shooting of a teenager during ...