Texas Camp Hit by Fatal Floods Must Have New Manager, Judge Says
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What the sources say, in brief
According to Bloomberg Politics, a judge has ruled that Camp Mystic, the Texas girls camp where 28 people were killed in flash floods last summer, must have a new management team. The new team must have the power to settle lawsuits filed against the company and the family blamed for the deaths. Only one source was supplied, so no other outlet's account is available for comparison. The report does not name the judge or give a date for the ruling.
Key points
- Bloomberg Politics reported that Camp Mystic must have a new management team, a judge ruled.
- Bloomberg Politics said 28 people were killed in flash floods at the Texas girls camp last summer.
- According to Bloomberg Politics, the new team must have power to settle lawsuits against the company and family.
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Texas Camp Hit by Fatal Floods Must Have New Manager, Judge Says. According to Bloomberg Politics, a judge has ruled that Camp Mystic, the Texas girls camp where 28 people were killed in flash floods last summer, must have a new management team. The new team must have the power to settle lawsuits filed against the company and the family blamed for the deaths. Only one source was supplied, so no other outlet's account is available for comparison. The report does not name the judge or give a date for the ruling. Covered by 1 publications. Bloomberg Politics: Texas Camp Hit by Fatal Floods Must Have New Manager, Judge Says.
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- Bloomberg Politics United States Texas Camp Hit by Fatal Floods Must Have New Manager, Judge Says Camp Mystic, the Texas girls camp where 28 people were killed in flash floods last summer, must have a new management team with the power to settle lawsuits filed against the company and the family blamed for the deaths, a judge ruled. 21 Oct · Tier 1
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