Court Slashes $900 Million Verdict in High-Profile LA Sexual Assault Case to $90 Million, Citing Jury Bias Influenced by Billionaire’s Wealth

Los Angeles – A California court has made a pivotal decision to slash a landmark $900 million jury verdict awarded to a plaintiff in a sexual assault lawsuit against billionaire Alkiviades David to $90 million, referring to the original sum as excessively high and one that “shocked the conscience.” This dramatic turn of events follows after the Los Angeles jury initially determined the substantial payout in June 2024, making it one of the largest in a sexual assault case history. The controversy began when the plaintiff accused David, a high-profile business magnate, of a heinous … Read more

Jury Foreperson Reveals Robert Telles’ Demeanor Influenced Verdict Decision

Las Vegas, Nevada — A significant development in a high-profile murder case came to light when the foreperson of the jury provided insights into how Robert Telles’ demeanor during the trial, particularly his walk, influenced the jurors’ decision. Telles, a former Democratic politician and attorney, stood trial for the alleged killing of an investigative journalist in Las Vegas. During the proceedings, jurors watched Telles closely, noting that his gait appeared overly confident and lacked any noticeable limping, counter to his defense’s arguments. The foreperson revealed that this observation raised doubts about Telles’ credibility and suggested … Read more