$ 16,400,000 Jury Prize in 2003 Plane Crash

A jury has the families of two men killed when their Cirrus SR-22 crashed in Minnesota in January 2003 for a total of $ 16,400,000 in damages. The families of the men claimed in their complaint that Cirrus Aircraft and the University of North Dakota formation in this pilot Gary Prokop practiced in its plane should be provided and that the SR-22 was marketed as easy to fly. Scott Drake interviews Dan and Phil Sieff Ofallon the lawyer for the family of the passenger James Kosak. O'Fallon andSieff, the council with Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi in Minneapolis. Find out more about www.legalbroadcastnetwork.com