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: Tyler Personal Injury LawyerVictims of Hurricane Katrina file lawsuit against Army Corp of Engineers
By Bruce Roberts
With the deadline approaching for filing claims against the United States government and the Corps of Engineers more than a quarter of a million people have filed personal injury and property damage claims against the court demanding compensation. These lawsuits claim that the Corps of Engineers was negligent in designing the waterworks that go throughout New Orleans and the surrounding areas.
Full post as published by Tyler Personal Injury Lawyer on May 21, 2007 (boomark / email).
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