(Bloomberg) -- BP Plc must face trial in November on
claims it reneged on settlements with three victims of the deadly
explosion at its largest refinery, a Texas judge said.
Judge Susan Criss in Galveston, Texas, today refused to end
a lawsuit in which Alisa Dean, 33, Tracy Donaie, 33, and Henry
Rivera, 39, are seeking about $42 million in joint future medical
costs, plus $5 million each for mental anguish. They claim BP
didn't pay their bills promptly as promised.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
claims it reneged on settlements with three victims of the deadly
explosion at its largest refinery, a Texas judge said.
Judge Susan Criss in Galveston, Texas, today refused to end
a lawsuit in which Alisa Dean, 33, Tracy Donaie, 33, and Henry
Rivera, 39, are seeking about $42 million in joint future medical
costs, plus $5 million each for mental anguish. They claim BP
didn't pay their bills promptly as promised.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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