Family of DC plane crash victim files legal claim | Morning in America
The family of Casey Crafton, who died in last month’s Washington, D.C., plane crash, has filed a $250 million legal claim. Robert Clifford, founder of Clifford Law Offices, discusses the legal action and provides an update on the family’s well-being since the accident.
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