$29.6 million After nearly four years and more than 40 civil lawsuits , someone finally took responsibility for the tragic Pier 34 collapse that killed three young women and injured dozens of others.   Read Full Article.

$3 million On December 14, 1983 John Ausland and Gordon Sweringen were steadying a steel sheet, being moved by a crane when the crane’s hoisting block came in contact with an uninsulated 7200 volt power line, fatally electrocuting both men.   Read Full Article.

$2.2 million A $2.2 million settlement has been reached in a lawsuit involving a man who said he was seriously injured when a dead tree fell on his car while he was a driving on a Bucks County road.  Read Full Article.

$1.1 million Two West Point cadets who were injured when a railing collapsed during the 1998 Army-Navy football game will be paid a total of $1.1 million in a settlement of their lawsuits against three defendants – the city of Philadelphia, the manufacturer of the railing and the company hired to provide security in the stands.   Read Full Article.