Yesterday we filed our answer, on behalf of Unocal, to the plaintiffs' petition for review in Holdgrafer v. Unocal. This is another case we've been blogging about for a while, in which the Court of Appeal reversed a $5 million punitive damages award against Unocal because the award was tainted by improperly admitted evidence.
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