“We conclude that an award of $140 million in punitive damages was ‘ascertainable’ from the entry of the first judgment in 2017,” the court said. “Neither the district court nor this court has ever held that $140 million is too high. Punitive damages have gone from $700 million to $280 million to $140 million, but that final figure has been ascertainable since 2017.”
Principal Financial Lures New GC Aboard From Industry Innovator Venerable
Tim Brown comes to Principal after eight years at Venerable,