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Local lawyer lands $165M settlement
0 Comments | Oakland Tribune, Mar 18, 2008 | by Tim Simmers
SAN MATEO -- Local attorney Terry O'Reilly announced that a record $165 million settlement has been reached relating to the crash of Air Philippines Flight 541 in 2000.
O'Reilly, a veteran airline crash attorney with O'Reilly & Danko, said this week that the San Mateo law firm reached an agreement between AAR Parts Trading Inc. and Fleet, the lessors of the Boeing 737 aircraft.
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It took seven years of litigation to reach the agreement, the largest settlement for an Asian airline accident, O'Reilly said
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