"My client is pleased that there was not a simple equal division of available insurance monies; rather, her son’s estate’s claims received a greater share than most of the other plaintiffs. Of course, this case exemplifies what a tragedy is and no mother should ever have to bury her son," said Paul da Costa, who represented the estate of a 17-year-old who died in the crash.
October 13, 2021 at 05:14 PM
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Generous insurance coverage obtained by parents of a man who allegedly drove after using heroin is the key to a $1.5 million settlement of suits over a crash that killed three people.
On Oct. 5, the parties filed a consent order with Passaic County Superior Court Judge Frank Covello that detailed the apportionment between families of those who died and two others who were injured in the crash.
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