Ruling could limit liability in Kandi Won lawsuit
November 26, 2013
The first lawsuit in the fatal July 4, 2012, Long Island, N.Y., sinking of the 34-foot Silverton Kandi Won, in which three children drowned, was
The first lawsuit in the fatal July 4, 2012, Long Island, N.Y., sinking of the 34-foot Silverton Kandi Won, in which three children drowned, was
More than a year after three children drowned when Kandi Won, a 34-foot Silverton, capsized in Oyster Bay, L.I., N.Y., the tragedy continues to roil
The legacy of the tragic Kandi Won accident that claimed the lives of three children may be safer waters. Safety officials from states that have
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