‘Medical non-practice’: Wrongful death claims filed as Harlem Legionnaires’ victims’ families demand answers

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Al Sharpton and attorneys Tuesday to demand accountability for what they call a preventable tragedy and a civil rights issue. Crump announced on Sept. 23 an additional lawsuit against Skanska on behalf of another construction worker, along with 17 notices of claim, including several wrongful death claims. ‘Fight to learn the truth’On Tuesday, at the National Action Network’s Harlem headquarters, families recounted the harrowing toll of the outbreak over the summer. We will not allow Harlem families to be marginalized,” he said. The families and attorneys vow to continue litigation and pressure city officials to be transparent about the full scope of the outbreak.