The firefighter who was run over by a private bus while he was bicycling to work during December's transit strike in New York City is suing the Transport Workers Union, his lawyer said. The multimillion-dollar suit also names Bear Stearns & Co., two private bus companies and the driver of the bus that hit Matthew Long, attorney Christopher McGrath said Monday. Long has had nine operations since being struck by the bus, which had been chartered by Bear Stearns to transport workers, McGrath said.
February 15, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The firefighter who was run over by a private bus while he was bicycling to work during December’s transit strike in New York City is suing the Transport Workers Union, his lawyer said.
The multimillion-dollar suit, which was filed in State Supreme Court in Queens, also names Bear Stearns & Co., two private bus companies and the driver of the bus that hit firefighter Matthew Long on Dec. 22, attorney Christopher McGrath said Monday.
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