The Kaplan/Bond Group - Wrongful Death Settlement
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Settlement Amount Announced for Wrongful Death Suit | wlni.com
A Lynchburg Circuit Court Judge has approved the settlement of the wrongful death lawsuit stemming from the 2006 death of Clarence Beard Junior. Beard’s family had filed the $12.5 million lawsuit against seven police officers. The agreement will pay the family of $250,000. Beard died in the custody, on September 24th, 2006, after fighting with officers who came to his home looking for a woman with outstanding warrants. The autopsy report listed heart disease as a contributing factor in his death. An investigation by the commonwealth’s attorney’s office cleared the officers of criminal wrongdoing.
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Family of Clarence Beard Awarded $250000 The settlement amount is much less than the $12.5 Million the family originally sued for. The settlement of $250000 will be split between Beard's brother and sister, minus their attorney's fees. Family members say they believe Beard's death was induced |
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Settlement signed in wrongful death lawsuit against coal company
CLINTON —A judge Friday approved the settlement of a lawsuit filed against a coal company over the October 2009 death of a truck driver.
Terms of the settlement against National Coal Corp., awarded to the 16-year-old daughter of Darrell T. Seiber, weren't disclosed.
Attorney Joseph Ballard, representing the company, declined to comment.
The settlement by law has to be placed in a trust to preserve and protect it, said Mike Pemberton, an attorney representing Seiber's family.
The original wrongful death lawsuit sought $10 million in punitive damages and $7 million in compensatory damages.
"I'm glad it's over," Seiber's widow, Sherry Seiber of Anderson County's remote Devonia community, said Friday. "Maybe we can try to put the pieces of our lives back together and start anew,"
Darrell Seiber, 48, was a contracted driver hauling coal for National Coal when his Mack truck overturned on a steep grade of a mine haul road.
A Tennessee Highway Patrol report stated Seiber had been driving too fast for road conditions. He'd only been on the job a month.
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