After Germanwings Crash with 150 Dead: Trial in Braunschweig
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The crash of a Germanwings machine more than eleven years ago is being tried again in court. 30 members of the 150 deceased claim damages. A decision is to be taken at the beginning of October.
Berliner Morgenpost
During the civil trial for the Germanwings crash in front of the District Court of Braunschweig, the survivors reach legal limits and remain without answers.
More than eleven years after the plane crash, there is a dispute over additional compensation for pain. To begin with, the judge explains why she is skeptical. How do the relatives take this up?
More than eleven years after the crash of a Germanwings machine in the Alps, a new trial for pain money for relatives has begun. At the beginning, the judge at the Braunschweig Regional Court stated that the chamber assumed that the lawsuit had no prospect of success.
The disaster of March 2015 with 150 deaths still affects the justice system today. Now the survivors of the victims complain against the state. But even before the trial begins, the regional court expresses great doubts.
Ten Years After the Germanwings Crash: Members Drag the State in Front of Braunschweiger Landgericht
More than a decade after the devastating Germanwings disaster with 150 deaths, 30 survivors now claim compensation from the Federal Republic of Germany. In front of the Landesgericht Braunschweig, it is decided whether the state must be liable for insufficient medical controls of the copilot at that time.
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