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Coleman et al v. Ripley Entertainment, Inc. et al
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October 31, 2018
Families Of Duck Boat Victims Fight Operator's Bid To Nix Suit
The estates of two of the 17 people killed when a duck boat sank in Missouri last summer urged a federal court Wednesday not to dismiss certain claims in their suit against tour operator Ripley Entertainment, saying they were properly pled.
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October 02, 2018
Duck Boat Operator Blasts $100M Suit Over Deadly Sinking
The operator of an amphibious "duck boat" that sank in a Missouri lake in July and claimed the lives of 17 tourists has hit back at a $100 million suit lodged by victims' families, saying the company complied with applicable regulations and the wreck was unforeseeable.
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July 30, 2018
Drowning Victims' Kin File $100M Suit Over Duck Boat Sinking
Family members of two people who died when a tourist boat sank in a Missouri lake and claimed 17 lives filed a $100 million lawsuit Sunday, saying the amphibious "duck boat" was dangerously designed and that the boat's operator ignored a severe storm warning.