Wrongful Death Lawsuit: The estate of a warehouse worker who was killed when a crate of steel rods fell on him accepted $1.11 million from a settlement. The estates attorney, Peter Chamas of Gill and Chamas in Woodbridge, said the crates were stacked seven high, and one fell on the plaintiff as he and two co-workers were unloading them. The plaintiff died of head injuries. The Middlesex County suit alleged that the defendants were negligent in stacking the crates and that it would have been impossible to unload them safely.
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