Legal action begins in Glasgow helicopter crash

Lawyers representing injured victims and families of those killed in the Glasgow helicopter crash have started legal action against the aircraft’s operator.

Legal action begins in Glasgow helicopter crash
Fri, 10 Jan, 2014 - 17:52

Lawyers representing injured victims and families of those killed in the Glasgow helicopter crash have started legal action against the aircraft’s operator.

Ten people died when the police helicopter crashed into the roof of the Clutha pub on November 29 last year.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: GlasgowPlace: CluthaPerson: Irwin MitchellPerson: John McGarriglePerson: McGarriglePerson: JohnPerson: Elaine RussellPerson: Jim MorrisPerson: David TraillPerson: Tony CollinsPerson: PcPerson: Kirsty NelisPerson: Mark O’PreyPerson: Gary ArthurPerson: Colin GibsonPerson: Robert JenkinsPerson: Samuel McGheePerson: Joe CuskerOrganisation: Bond Aviation GroupOrganisation: Air Accidents Investigation BranchOrganisation: AAIBOrganisation: RAF
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