The victims of a fatal 2013 wall collapse in Philadelphia that killed 24-year-old Haverford native Mary Lea Simpson and five others inside a Salvation Army thrift store have learned what their portions of a $227 million settlement will be, according to attorneys in the case."Universally, all of the survivors testified that this was both a physically and mentally and emotionally traumatic event," said attorney Steven Wigrizer, who represented the Simpson family.
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Alex Rose, Delaware County Daily Times
Sat, 05/27/2017 - 8:41pm
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