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News 12 has learned two more families are suing the company that owned the bus involved in the Farmingdale High School bus crash and its driver.

Court records show both lawsuits were filed on Wednesday.

The separate lawsuits were filed on behalf of parents Michael and Wendy Adamo and Christopher and Christine Lyons.

The children involved were only identified in the paperwork by their initials.

As News 12 has reported, a bus carrying the Farmingdale marching band crashed update in September.

Two beloved educators died.

At least six lawsuits have been filed in connection to the crash.