Cutchogue limo crash families reach multimillion-dollar settlement
According to the settlement, the money will be paid out by the limo company, the limo driver, the driver who struck the limo and the Town of Southold.
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Oct 21, 2023, 12:56 AM
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4ds agoThe family of the victims and survivors of a 2015 Cutchogue limousine crash have reached a multimillion-dollar settlement.
Loved ones of the four women injured and four women killed will split $6.1 million.
According to the settlement, the money will be paid out by the limo company, the limo driver, the driver who struck the limo and the Town of Southold.
A judge has to sign off on the settlement that was filed in Suffolk County Supreme Court on Friday
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