Mediating the Wake of Disaster: The MIT Settlement Case Solution
In 1997, a new student at MIT, Scott Kruger, died from poisoning caused by alcohol consumption at a rites service in the campus’s fraternity. His death sparked national controversy over the obligation of universities for their pupils. For his parents, though, the pain was not impersonal and nearly exclusively directed at the leaders of MIT. In such an emotionally charged situation, it's extraordinary the attorneys on both sides came to a resolution.
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PUBLICATION DATE: February 07, 2002 PRODUCT #: 902188-HCB-ENG
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