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Big punitive award ‘could put us out of business,’ Delbarton chief says at sex abuse trial
Facing potentially devastating punitive damages on top of a landmark $5 million verdict, the headmaster of the exclusive Delbarton School testified that another large monetary award “could put us out of business.” The Rev. Michael Tidd’s testimony came on Oct. 14 at the start of the punitive hearing phase of a civil trial brought by a 1977 graduate of the all-boys’ Catholic school in Morris Township. The suit, one of dozens of abuse cases pending
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Big punitive award ‘could put us out of business,’ Delbarton chief says at sex abuse trial
Facing potentially devastating punitive damages on top of a landmark $5 million verdict, the headmaster of the exclusive Delbarton School testified that another large monetary award “could put us out of business.” The Rev. Michael Tidd’s testimony came on Oct. 14 at the start of the punitive hearing phase of a civil trial brought by a 1977 graduate of the all-boys’ Catholic school in Morris Township. The suit, one of dozens of abuse cases pending
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