Another suit filed by Farmingdale family against bus company, driver involved in Orange County fatal crash
The summons was filed on behalf of a student on board the bus and his father.
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Oct 3, 2023, 12:33 AM
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20h agoA second lawsuit was filed Monday related to the fatal Orange County bus crash involving the Farmingdale High School band.
It claims negligence against the Nesconset-based bus company Regency Transportation and the driver of the bus, Lisa Schaffer, of Centereach.
The summons was filed on behalf of a student on board the bus and his father.
It claims the student suffered multiple fractures, severe head trauma and other injuries.
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