The Georgia Supreme Court says a man who was severely beaten while leaving Six Flags Over Georgia a decade ago can collect $35 million in legal damages from the amusement park and his attackers.
The ruling by Georgia’s high court Monday reverses an appeals court’s decision to throw out the damage award and order a new trial in the lawsuit by Joshua Martin.
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