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October 18, 2016
HP Makes Another Push To End Navy Yard-Shooting Suits
Hewlett Packard Enterprises Services LLC asked a D.C. federal judge Tuesday to reconsider a decision refusing to toss personal injury suits over the company's employment relationship with Washington Navy Yard killer Aaron Alexis, arguing the plaintiffs failed to allege HP knew Alexis was capable of mass murder.
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September 19, 2016
Navy Yard Contractors To Face Some Claims In Mass Shooting
Two information technology companies that employed Washington Navy Yard killer Aaron Alexis will have to face allegations they botched his retention and supervision, although a D.C. federal judge threw out the remaining claims from survivors and victims Thursday, including all accusations against a security services contractor.
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August 16, 2016
Navy Yard Contractors Seek To End Suits Over Mass Shooting
Two information technology companies that employed the Washington Navy Yard mass shooter urged a D.C. federal judge to toss wrongful death suits from victims' families, arguing Tuesday that possible signs of his mental illness were not enough to indicate he would murder.