Widow of FDNY firefighter, LI native who was killed by a falling tree files lawsuit
Casey Skudin was killed by a falling tree in North Carolina.
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Jul 20, 2022, 1:03 PM
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539ds agoThe widow of fallen FDNY firefighter and Long Beach native Casey Skudin has filed a lawsuit against Biltmore Estate where the couple was vacationing with their kids.
Skudin was killed in June by a falling tree in North Carolina. The couple's two sons were also injured.
The lawsuit alleges that the Biltmore "knowingly and intentionally kept a massive, rotted tree on its property next to a main road where it knew it would cause great harm when it fell."
The lawsuit seeks compensatory and punitive damages.
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