Geoffrey Sasso, who represented the school, said the jury’s finding rejected the notion that the school was responsible for policing underaged drinking that occurs on its campus.
February 02, 2024 at 05:00 AM
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Litigation Reporter
Penn State University was not responsible for a deadly drunken driving accident involving attendees of an on-campus party, according to a Philadelphia jury.
The jury on Jan. 26 awarded $6.4 million to the estate of decedent Natasha Ellis against two individual defendants who were involved in the incident. But the jury determined that Penn State was not to blame for the alcohol consumption that led to the crash.
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Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney shareholder Geoffrey Sasso. Courtesy photo
