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Murdaugh Boat Crash: Lawyers Who Won Millions for Mallory Beach's Family and Friends Tell All

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July 18, 2023

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The lawyers who represented the family of Mallory Beach and two of the people who survived the deadly crash on Alex Murdaugh’s boat break down how they reached a settlement in the civil case ahead of trial. The family of Mallory Beach, who died as a result of the crash, was awarded $15 million, while Paul Murdaugh’s friend, Connor Cook, and Beach’s best friend, Miley Altman, were each awarded $1 million. The Law&Crime Network’s Angenette Levy discusses the settlement with Mark Tinsley, who represented the Beach family, and Joe McCulloch, who represented Cook and Altman.

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Joe McCulloch

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Murdaugh Boat CrashMallory BeachAlex MurdaughsPaul MurdaughsConnor CookMiley AltmanMark TinsleyJoe McCulloch

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