Parents of Roslyn teen killed in drunk driving crash file new lawsuit
The family of Ethan Falkowitz say Plainview restaurants Iavarone Italian Kitchen and Pizza, and The Shed showed negligence by continuing to serve Amandeep Singh even after they say he showed visible signs of heavy intoxication.
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Apr 28, 2025, 9:26 PM
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Updated 3 hr ago
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2ds agoThe parents of Ethan Falkowitz are seeking damages against Amandeep Singh, his father and several businesses they say overserved Singh alcohol.
As News 12 has previously reported, Falkowitz was one of two teenagers killed in May 2023 when Singh crashed into a car that was bringing the boy home from a tennis match celebration.
The Falkowitz family say Plainview restaurants Iavarone Italian Kitchen and Pizza, and The Shed showed negligence by continuing to serve Singh even after they say he showed visible signs of heavy intoxication.
Singh pleaded guilty to a dozen charges in January, including aggravated vehicular homicide. He was sentenced in February to a maximum of 25 years in prison.
News 12 reached out to attorneys for the businesses and for the Singhs, but have not heard back.
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