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Woman Struck by CTA Bus to Receive $20M Settlement - Vimarsana News

Woman Struck by CTA Bus to Receive $20M Settlement

Attorneys for 59-year-old Diane Schachner announced the settlement Friday, more than three years after Schachner suffered serious leg injuries when she was dragged nearly 30 feet by the bus.

Source: wttw.com
Sterigenics settles hundreds of ethylene oxide suits for $408 million - Vimarsana News

Sterigenics settles hundreds of ethylene oxide suits for $408 million

The company said in a statement that settling the remaining Illinois lawsuits was in the best interest of its owners. It attributed the decision to “years of biased media coverage in the greater Chicago area,” the cost of appealing a record jury verdict and the time and money needed to defend hundreds of other claims.

It's a colorless, toxic gas. A US woman won $363m after years of exposure | Illinois - Vimarsana News

It's a colorless, toxic gas. A US woman won $363m after years of exposure | Illinois

An Illinois resident won her case against the company Sterigenics – but other sufferers’ lawsuits hang in the balance

Sterigenics lawsuits to proceed in groups - Vimarsana News

Sterigenics lawsuits to proceed in groups

On the heels of a record $363 million jury verdict, a ruling by a Cook County judge will speed progress of some 800 lawsuits over Willowbrook plant’s alleged toxic emissions.

Jury Awards Willowbrook Woman Damages of $363M in Sterigenics Lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Jury Awards Willowbrook Woman Damages of $363M in Sterigenics Lawsuit

The company’s Willowbrook facility was closed in 2019, months after an EPA report discovered people living within 1.5 miles of the plant were 10 times more likely to develop cancer due to a gas called ethylene oxide that was used at the facility.

Source: wttw.com