Lawyers claim the companies 'demonstrated a brazen disregard for human life' during last week's deadly windstorm in Houston when a crane collapsed, killing one worker and seriously injuring another.
This week’s Insider Deals are so good you’ll want all of themMay 17, 2014: A 72-year-old cement worker in Houston died Thursday when when brought a crane slamming down on top of his truck.Attorneys for Crosby Ware said their client suffered serious injuries when the crane collapsed on the cement truck and slammed his body. He survived, but not his 72-year-old coworker. Despite his miraculous survival, Ware’s attorneys say he has “traumatic injuries to his head, neck, and back.
One of the leading attorneys claimed the actions to maintain business as usual in the face of a devastating weather event showed the companies valued profit over people.
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