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$24 million award in fatal truck crash
March 27, 2009
A Will County jury has awarded nearly $24 million to families of two people killed and another seriously injured when a truck crashed into a line of cars on Interstate Highway 55 near Plainfield in April 2004.
Jurors on Friday issued the judgment—the highest verdict amount in a civil case in Will County in at least 50 years—against C.H. Robinson Worldwide, a Minnesota freight broker that had contracted with the truck driver, De An Henry of Utah.
Joseph Sperl, 66, of Naperville and Thomas Sanders, 42, of Seneca were killed in the crash. William Taluc, 35, of Aurora was injured.
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