Communications
Aug. 28, 2004
SLAVE VERDICT
LOS ANGELES - In a blow against immigrant abuse, a Santa Monica jury on Thursday ordered a Sony Pictures Entertainment lawyer and his wife to pay $551,491 to a Filipino woman they kept as a domestic slave for more than a year.
After almost two full days of deliberation, the jury found James J. Jackson, an associate general counsel at Sony, and his wife, Elizabeth, liable for h...
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