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Families of Baltimore's Key Bridge Collapse Victims Settle with Dali Owners, Operators

Families of five workers and a survivor resolved claims before a federal trial over the bridge collapse and the ship owners’ liability.

  • On Thursday, families of five victims and survivor Julio Cervantes reached a legal settlement with Grace Ocean Private Limited and Synergy Marine Private Limited, resolving claims from the 2024 Baltimore Key Bridge collapse.
  • The 985-foot-long Dali cargo ship lost power and slammed into a Francis Scott Key Bridge column on March 26, 2024, killing six construction workers filling potholes and injuring two others.
  • Attorney Chris Stewart described the undisclosed settlement as "bittersweet," noting these families will not experience future seasons of life with their loved ones, though resolution provides closure.
  • A civil trial is scheduled for June 1 to determine if Grace Ocean and Synergy can cap liability under an 1851 maritime law regarding claims from Baltimore and cargo owners.
  • Maryland officials announced a $2.25 billion settlement with the companies earlier this month, following a $102 million October 2024 Department of Justice agreement, though shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries remains excluded.
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