New Orleans sued over Bourbon Street terror attack, accused of negligence that cost lives
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New Orleans terrorist attack victims and survivors have filed a civil lawsuit against city leaders for negligence after Shamsud Din-Jabbar drove his truck through Bourbon Street on Jan. 1
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"New Orleans is forever changed by this tragedy, and we’ve seen countless people now alter their behavior and avoid Bourbon Street and even the City itself out of fear for their physical safety. Further, it’s impossible to quantify how many people now suffer crippling depression, anxiety and nightmares from what they saw and heard during that attack. It is impossible to quantify this tragedy's astounding impact on our community," Maples & Connick partner Aaron Maples said in a statement.
Romanucci & Blandin, a mass disaster law firm that has represented victims in multiple recent mass casualty events and attacks, partnered with New Orleans-based law firm Maples & Connick LLC to file the civil suit that alleges the mass tragedy was not only predictable but preventable.
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