Four More Passengers in the Aeromexico Plane Crash File Lawsuits Against the Mexican Airline
Corboy & Demetrio has filed four more lawsuits on behalf of Aeromexico passengers injured in the crash of Flight #2431 in Durango, Mexico. These Chicago-area passengers all received medical treatment in Mexico and are being treated locally. Two are sisters; one is a woman who was hospitalized on her return home; and another is a young man who suffered trauma to his neck and back.
The new lawsuits, filed on Aug. 10, 2018, in Cook Co. Circuit Court, come four days after Corboy & Demetrio filed lawsuits on behalf of eleven other passengers. In all, Corboy & Demetrio represents 21 passengers injured during the crash.
Earlier in the week, Corboy & Demetrio obtained a Protective Order against Aeromexico requiring it to preserve, protect and produce the cockpit voice recorder, the flight data recorder and any communications between the pilot and air traffic control, ground control and any Aeromexico personnel, beginning from 30 minutes before the crash until 10 minutes after the crash.
Case#: 18L8631, 8641, 8648 and 8659. Filed in Cook Co. Circuit Court on 8-10-18.
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Corboy & Demetrio has nearly 60 years of experience representing passengers in major airline disaster lawsuits and has continued its representation in many commercial and private airplane crashes since that time across the country. The firm has particular experience in crashes in severe weather conditions, including American Eagle Flight 4184 near Roselawn, Indiana in 1994, killing all 68 passengers, and the helicopter crash that killed rock star Stevie Ray Vaughan and other band members in 1990.The firm has acquired more than $4 billion in settlements and verdicts. To contact Thomas Demetrio, Robert Bingle, Michael Demetrio, William T. Gibbs, Daniel S. Kirschner or Francis Patrick Murphy, call 312-346-3191 or 800-356-3191. We are available 24/7.
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