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A former steel worker from Toms River will receive $5.3 million as compensation for injuries he sustained when an under-construction airport hangar…
December 14, 2018 at 05:00 PM
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A former steel worker from Toms River will receive $5.3 million as compensation for injuries he sustained when an under-construction airport hangar where he was working collapsed. The case is Collier v. Airport Road Construction.
The plaintiff, Richard Collier, now 36, and the carriers for the three defendants contributing to the settlement agreed to the settlement on Nov. 15, said Collier’s attorney, Raymond Gill Jr.
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