Riley Strain's family files wrongful death lawsuit against fraternity after drowning
- The family of Riley Strain filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Delta Chi fraternity and its members following Strain's death during a trip to Nashville in March 2024.
- Strain was found dead after going missing for two weeks, with the medical examiner concluding that he died from drowning and intoxication, classified as an accident.
- The lawsuit alleges that the fraternity and its members were negligent and failed to implement adequate safety measures during the Nashville trip.
- The family seeks damages for expenses from Strain's death and is pushing for a jury trial in Boone County, Missouri.
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Riley Strain’s Family Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Fraternity One Year After His Death
Riley Strain’s family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Dela Chi fraternity one year after their son drowned while attending the University of Missouri chapter’s formal.
Riley Strain’s family files wrongful death lawsuit against fraternity a year after his death
The family of a University of Missouri student who was found dead in a river in downtown Nashville has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against his former fraternity brothers nearly a year after his death.
Riley Strain's family files wrongful death lawsuit against fraternity after drowning
The family of University of Missouri student Riley Strain has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against his fraternity Delta Chi after he drowned during a trip last year to Nashville.
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