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Families of Boeing 737 MAX Crash Victims Seek Multi-Billion Dollar Fine Against Manufacturer
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The families of the victims of the Boeing 737 MAX crashes have requested that US authorities impose a fine of up to $24.8 billion on the company, citing it as "the deadliest corporate crime in US history". The request comes after Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun acknowledged the gravity of the company's safety problems. The families' lawyer, Paul Cassell, argues that a maximum fine is legally justified and clearly appropriate, stating that Boeing's actions are the result of a "crime" that has caused immense harm.
I am proud of every action we have taken.
I apologise for the grief that we have caused.
There is near overwhelming evidence in my view as a former prosecutor that prosecution should be pursued.
Because Boeing's crime is the deadliest corporate crime in US history, a maximum fine of more than US$24 billion is legally justified and clearly appropriate.
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- 3.Ethiopian Airlines
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- 5.Republican Party
- 6.US Department of Justice