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Jury returns $6M award against railroad
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THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2002 A federal jury in Montana has awarded a $6 million award to the estate of a man killed by a Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway train. Larry M. Dorn, 23, died in December 1999 at a rail crossing. The jury said he was responsible for 35 percent of the accident and BNSF for 65 percent. Get the Story:
Railroad must pay $6M, jury says (The Billings Gazette 5/30)
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