Michigan officials are expected to announce a major settlement in Flint's water lead contamination crisis as early as this week, according to multiple reports. The settlement of civil litigation could reach as high as $600 million, NYT reports.
Michigan officials are expected to announce a major settlement in the Flint water crisis as early as this week, according to multiple reports, including from The New York Times and news outlets in the state.
The settlement of civil litigation stemming from Flint's water lead contamination could reach as high as $600 million, The Times reported, quoting sources with knowledge of the matter. Other details will still have to be worked out, due to the large number of cases and defendants, the Detroit Free Press reported.
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