No Punitive Damages in Prudential Suit
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A federal jury awarded $66,105 to two families who sought billions of dollars in damages in a suit charging Prudential Life Insurance Co. with deceptive sales practices.
The jury awarded compensatory damages but no punitive damages in a setback for customers who wanted to put a spotlight on sales that Prudential said were flawed but had been eliminated long ago.
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