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March 30, 2018

Attorney Veronica White in the News for Defending Client Accused of Manslaughter

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White & Associates' client Kevin Otto, the owner of Atlantic Drain Services, faces manslaughter charges after two of its workers drowned in a flooded trench. In Suffolk Superior Court yesterday, Attorney Veronica J. White argued for the case to be dismissed because there are too many unanswered questions about the infrastructure the men were working in, including how the hydrant was maintained. “We don’t know anything about uncharted territory, how the pipe was supported, what caused water to spill, and what caused the break,” said defense attorney Veronica White. You can read the whole article here: http://boston.cbslocal.com/2018/03/29/boston-atlantic-drain-fatal-trench-collapse/

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