Family seeks court approval for $250,000 wrongful death settlement
. | Adobe Stock Photo ST. LOUIS — A family has petitioned the St. Louis Circuit Court to approve a $250,000 wrongful death settlement following a 2022 automobile collision that claimed her life. The legal filing, filed April 25, outlines the agreement reached between the plaintiffs and the insurance companies representing the driver at fault,…
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