In March 2010, a Fairfax, Virginia jury ruled against Interstate Van Lines for malicious prosecution and false imprisonment, and chose to award punitive damages to former Interstate employee Eugene Brye, Jr. for an incident that left Brye in jail for 34 days.
Virginia jury ruled against Interstate Van Lines for malicious prosecution. This was in March 2010. Virginia jury ruled against Interstate Van Lines for false imprisonment. This was in March 2010. Virginia jury chose to award punitive damages to former Interstate employee Eugene Brye. This was in March 2010. Former Interstate employee Eugene Brye was Jr. for an incident. This incident left Brye in jail for 34 days. March 2010 was a Fairfax.