A federal panel will hear arguments next month over whether lawsuits filed in the summer's Asiana Airlines Inc. crash should be coordinated in multidistrict litigation in San Francisco.
November 05, 2013 at 06:30 PM
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A federal panel will hear arguments next month over whether lawsuits filed in the summer’s Asiana Airlines Inc. crash should be coordinated in multidistrict litigation in San Francisco.
The July 6 crash of Flight 214 while landing at San Francisco International Airport killed three people and injured about 180. Lawsuits filed on behalf of 37 passengers name Asiana and The Boeing Co., which manufactured the 777 aircraft.
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