Kay, a longtime Angels employee, was convicted in 2022 of providing Skaggs with the pill and sentenced to 22 years in prison.
The jury was in the beginning stages of assigning responsibility and damages, which could have totaled over $100 million, ...
The decision to settle was reached after a two-month civil trial in Southern California over whether the Angels should be held responsible for Skaggs’ 2019 death after he snorted a fentanyl-laced pill ...
The wrongful death trial over late MLB pitcher Tyler Skaggs ends with Angels settling with his family. Here are the details.
A settlement was reached Friday in the wrongful death lawsuit filed against the Los Angeles Angels in the opioid overdose ...
The two-month drug-related wrongful death trial brought by the family of Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs ended with his family and the team coming to a settlement agreement.
A tentative settlement was announced in the Tyler Skaggs wrongful-death trial against the Los Angeles Angels on Friday morning, Dec. 19 — abruptly ending jury deliberations in the civil case that has ...
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