January 17, 2020
The operator of an amphibious "duck boat" that sank in a Missouri lake in 2018 and killed 17 people has settled the last of 31 claims filed by the victims and their families for an undisclosed amount, a company spokeswoman confirmed Friday.
December 04, 2019
A Missouri federal judge ruled that the owner of an amphibious boat can't rely on a 19th-century maritime law to limit liability in a sinking that claimed the lives of 17 tourists, saying the waterway where the accident happened isn't navigable.
October 16, 2018
The owner of an amphibious "duck boat" has filed an action in Missouri federal court seeking to limit its liability over the deadly July sinking that claimed the lives of 17 tourists by citing a federal maritime law enacted in the 19th century.