Litigation
Jun. 7, 2012
Jury clears hotel in plane crash case
A Long Beach jury rejected a prominent plaintiffs' attorney's argument that the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Laguna Niguel should be liable for a plane crash that killed two guests because the pilot was recommended by its concierge .
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SANTA ANA - A Long Beach jury rejected a plaintiffs' attorney's argument that the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Laguna Niguel should be liable for a plane crash that killed two guests because the pilot was recommended by its concierge.
In its decision Friday, the jury did award $5.5 million in damages against the estate of pilot Mark Hogland, who also died in the February 2009 crash on Santa Catal...
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