Aviation attorney Steven Marks, who worked for the families of Russian schoolchildren who died in a mid-air plane collision, said this was the first case of a U.S. aviation manufacturer being held liable in Europe.
December 06, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Steven Marks, Podhurst Orseck
Eight years. Three cases. Four countries. Dozens of plaintiffs, one so grief stricken he stabbed to death the air traffic controller he held responsible. But finally aviation attorney Steven Marks’ work for families of dozens of Russian schoolchildren who died in a mid-air collision 35,000 feet over Germany in 2002 is nearing an end.
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