Burtch v. Shah
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Lawton, J.
The trial in this medical malpractice action ended with a verdict (5-1) of no cause of action in favor of defendant after approximately two days of jury deliberations. Fifteen days later two of the jurors provided affidavits to plaintiffs’ counsel stating that a court attendant named "Joe” was taking luncheon orders when the foreperson was writing a note to advise the Trial Judge of the jury’s inability to render a verdict. When "Joe” was informed by the jurors of the intended note, he allegedly told them that they must continue deliberations until a verdict was…
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