Brandi Cochran, a former model on the hit game show "Price is Right" was granted $7.7 million in punitive damage in a discrimination lawsuit against the show's producers. Brandi was also granted $775,000 in compensatory damages last week.
Judge William Sylvester released another set of documents to the public earlier last week in the ongoing case of Colorado movie theater shooter James Egan Holmes.
Former model on the hit game show "Price is right," Brandi Cochran won the discrimination suit against the show. Cochran was granted $777,000 by jurors on Wednesday.
Chris Serino, the top investigator in the Trayvon Martin shooting, has hired Jose Baez as his lawyer to represent him in court, where he is being called as witness for the defense for George Zimmerman.
