Lawrence W. Frisoli spoke in his Cambridge office in August 2000 after a jury awarded the family of Jeffrey Curley, a 10-year-old murder victim, $328 million in a wrongful death suit.
(Jim Walker/Associated Press/file)
Lawrence W. Frisoli, 57; lawyer pressed lawsuits for family in Curley case
Lawrence W. Frisoli spoke in his Cambridge office in August 2000 after a jury awarded the family of Jeffrey Curley, a 10-year-old murder victim, $328 million in a wrongful death suit.
(Jim Walker/Associated Press/file)
As he filed a lawsuit against the two men who raped and killed Jeffrey Curley, Lawrence W. Frisoli conceded in an interview with the Globe that "there's no sum of money that could compensate" the family of the 10-year-old Cambridge boy who was murdered in 1997. (Full article: 879 words)
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