Arizona’s largest civil verdict in 2022, $20.9 million, was awarded to a doctor after a 4-day trial in Maricopa County. Arizona’s second highest civil verdict in 2022 awarded $18.791 million in damages to the plaintiff, including $11.3 million in compensatory damages and nearly $7.5 million in punitive damages.
8 of the 10 highest Arizona civil verdicts in 2022 were from Maricopa County, but the sixth highest was from Pima County. Here are the details in that wrongful termination case.
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