Jury awards $860 million to family of woman killed in Dallas crane collapse.
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A real estate developer has been found guilty of negligence and ordered to pay more than $860 million in damages to the estate and family of a woman who was killed in 2019 after a crane crashed into her apartment building during a summer storm. The jury found Greystar guilty of negligence, while Bigge Crane and Rigging, the company that leased the crane and operator to the developer, was not found negligent. The family hopes the trial serves as a reminder to companies to follow safety procedures and regulations.
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