Pratikkumar Parikh v. Autumn Transportation et. al.: A group of Hartford area students who were passengers on a school bus that plummeted down an embankment on Interstate 84 after being struck by another vehicle have settled their legal claims for $6.5 million.
According to one of the lead plaintiffs lawyers, Andrew Groher, of RisCassi & Davis in Hartford, a 16-year-old named Christopher Toppi, of Glastonbury, borrowed his parents Volvo station wagon and was headed westbound on I-84 at about 8 a.m. on Jan. 9, 2010. Toppi was on his way to an SAT prep class, Groher said.
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