The settlements were reached following mediation with Stephen Orlofsky, a former federal judge who is now with Blank Rome in Princeton.
October 04, 2023 at 06:13 PM
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A family whose child was killed in a 2018 school bus crash and another whose child was severely injured have reached a $19.5 million settlement with the Paramus School District in New Jersey.
The settlement provides $7 million to the family of Miranda Vargas, a 10-year-old girl killed when she was ejected from the bus, and $12.5 million to Asher Majeed, who survived the crash but was left with a metal plate implanted in his head.
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In this May 17, 2018, file photo, emergency personnel work at the scene of a school bus and dump truck collision on Interstate 80 in Mount Olive, New Jersey. Hudy Muldrow, the school bus driver caused the fatal crash by crossing three lanes of traffic in an apparent attempt to make an illegal U-turn, according to a criminal complaint that charged him with vehicular homicide. Photo: Seth Wenig/AP
