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Old 05-01-15, 03:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Essex
Bodies. Not body.

Until a forensic report is completed somewhat hard to begin litigation. And if there is litigation - someone is going to hire a independent coroner. It will gone on for a long time and both sides plaintiff and litigant will all suffer. Mostly, I feel bad for both decedents and their families.
Probably won't come to that. There may be a lawsuit, but it'll be a traffic accident suit, with little disagreement (if any) about cause of death, though there might be a need to verify whether drugs or alcohol are involved.

I don't know about Vermont, but in NY and many other states liability & insurance attache, not to the driver but the owner/operator of the car so, odds are that it will be the parents (or their insurance) that pays.

This isn't good for anybody, and as noted, from a moral standpoint the driver has paid the ultimate price. (assuming he was at fault, otherwise both paid the ultimate price for any responsibility)
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