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The owners of a shopping center where a car crashed into a nail salon and killed a 74-year-old woman have settled the wrongful death lawsuit against them for $1.65 million, lawyers announced Monday.
May 04, 2018 at 05:39 PM
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The owners of a shopping center where a car crashed into a nail salon and killed a 74-year-old woman have settled the wrongful death lawsuit against them for $1.65 million, lawyers announced Monday.
Myra Forman was killed March 31, 2015, when a car driven by Jacqueline Gelman smashed through the storefront window of Cindy’s Nails at the Bel Air Shopping Center on Bustleton Avenue in Northeast Philadelphia.
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