Litigation
Dec. 19, 1998
Airlines Sued for Loss of Life-Sustaining Medicines
The family of a 75-year-old Inglewood woman who died in her native Guyana during a December 1997 visit has filed a wrongful death complaint against American Airlines and British West Indies Airline, claiming she died after an airline employee refused to let her carry aboard a bag containing life-sustaining medications.
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