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Litigation

Nov. 9, 2011

Suits fly after Orange County salon massacre

Two well-known Orange County plaintiffs' law firms have filed lawsuits against the man who allegedly killed eight people last month at a Seal Beach hair salon.

By Don J. DeBenedictis
Daily Journal Staff Writer

Two well-known Orange County plaintiffs' law firms have filed lawsuits against the man who allegedly killed eight people last month at a Seal Beach hair salon in the deadliest mass-murder in county history.

Eric V. Traut, of the Traut Firm, filed a wrongful death action Friday on behalf of the parents and young son of Michelle Fournier, the ex-wife of the alleged shooter, Scott Evans Dekraai. On Monday, Edward Susolik...

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