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US Asks Judge to Dismiss Criminal Charge Over Boeing 737 Max Crashes

1 week ago | claimsjournal.com | Madlin Mekelburg

The U.S. Justice Department asked a federal judge in Texas to dismiss its criminal case against Boeing Co. over two fatal crashes of its 737 Max jets more than six years ago, despite objections of family members of some crash victims. The move disclosed Thursday in a court filing is part of a proposed settlement prosecutors reached with the planemaker last week. The case had been set to go to trial June 23.
US asks judge to dismiss criminal charge over Boeing 737 Max crashes

1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Madlin Mekelburg |Allyson Versprille |Julie Johnsson

The U.S. Justice Department asked a federal judge in Texas to dismiss its criminal case against Boeing Co. over two fatal crashes of its 737 Max jets more than six years ago, despite objections of family members of some crash victims. The request, disclosed Thursday in a court filing, is part of a proposed settlement prosecutors reached with the planemaker last week. The case had been set to go to trial June 23.
EE.UU. pide a juez que desestime cargos penales por los accidentes del Boeing 737 Max

1 week ago | bloomberglinea.com | Madlin Mekelburg |Allyson Versprille |Julie Johnsson |Eric Thayer

Bloomberg — El Departamento de Justicia de EE.UU. pidió a un juez federal de Texas que desestime su causa penal contra Boeing Co. (BA) por dos accidentes mortales de sus reactores 737 Max hace más de seis años, a pesar de las objeciones de los familiares de algunas víctimas del accidente. La solicitud, revelada el jueves en una presentación judicial, forma parte de una propuesta de acuerdo que los fiscales alcanzaron con el fabricante de aviones la semana pasada.
US Seeks to Dismiss Boeing Criminal Charge Over 737 Crashes (2)

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Madlin Mekelburg |Allyson Versprille |Julie Johnsson

The US Justice Department asked a federal judge in Texas to dismiss its criminal case against Boeing Co. over two fatal crashes of its 737 Max jets more than six years ago, despite objections of family members of some crash victims. The request, disclosed Thursday in a court filing, is part of a proposed settlement prosecutors reached with the planemaker last week. The case had been set to go to trial June 23.
US Asks Judge to Dismiss Criminal Charge Over 737 Max Crashes

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Madlin Mekelburg

The US Justice Department asked a federal judge in Texas to dismiss its criminal case against Boeing Co. over two fatal crashes of its 737 Max jets more than six years ago, despite objections of family members of some crash victims. The move disclosed Thursday in a court filing is part of a proposed settlement prosecutors reached with the planemaker last week. The case had been set to go to trial June 23.
US Asks Judge to Dismiss Criminal Charge Over Boeing 737 Max Crashes

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Madlin Mekelburg |Allyson Versprille |Julie Johnsson

A Boeing 737 Max at the Paris Le Bourget Airport. (Bloomberg) -- The US Justice Department asked a federal judge in Texas to dismiss its criminal case against Boeing Co. over two fatal crashes of its 737 Max jets more than six years ago, despite objections of family members of some crash victims. The request, disclosed Thursday in a court filing, is part of a proposed settlement prosecutors reached with the planemaker last week. The case had been set to go to trial June 23.
US asks judge to dismiss criminal charge over Boeing 737 Max crashes

1 week ago | dailygazette.com | Madlin Mekelburg |Allyson Versprille |Julie Johnsson

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Boeing Agrees to Resolve US Criminal Case Over 737 Crashes

1 week ago | insurancejournal.com | Madlin Mekelburg |Ryan Beene

Boeing Co. has reached a tentative agreement with the US Justice Department that would allow the planemaker to avoid criminal charges for two fatal crashes of its 737 Max jets more than six years ago. The settlement was disclosed in a federal court filing Friday, just weeks before a trial was set to start June 23 in Fort Worth, Texas. It calls for the company to pay more than $1.1 billion and strengthen quality and safety measures, Justice Department lawyers said.
Boeing agrees to resolve US criminal case over 737 crashes

1 week ago | gazettextra.com | Madlin Mekelburg |Ryan Beene

Boeing Co. has reached a tentative agreement with the U.S. Justice Department that would allow the planemaker to avoid criminal charges for two fatal crashes of its 737 Max jets more than six years ago. The settlement was disclosed in a federal court filing Friday, just weeks before a trial was set to start June 23 in Fort Worth, Texas. It calls for the company to pay more than $1.1 billion and strengthen quality and safety measures, Justice Department lawyers said.
Boeing Agrees to Resolve US Criminal Case Over 737 Crashes (3)

2 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Madlin Mekelburg |Ryan Beene

Boeing Co. has reached a tentative agreement with the US Justice Department that would allow the planemaker to avoid criminal charges for two fatal crashes of its 737 Max jets more than six years ago. The settlement was disclosed in a federal court filing Friday, just weeks before a trial was set to start June 23 in Fort Worth, Texas. It calls for the company to pay more than $1.1 billion and strengthen quality and safety measures, Justice Department lawyers said.