Monique Munoz passed away when a car crashed resulting $18.8 million settlement.
Monique Munoz died after a juvenile ran a red light in a Lamborghini SUV in West Los Angeles, was represented by attorneys who announced Wednesday, 27th April 2022 that the lawsuit had been settled for $18.85 million.
After the settlement was reached Wednesday, lead attorney Daniel Ghyczy stated, “Today is a huge milestone because the Munoz family can now find some closure for this awful incident.”
Who Was Monique Munoz?
Monique Munoz was 32 years old lady who got involved in a car crash and lost her life. Munoz was driving home from work at UCLA Heath she was struck and killed by an adolescent motorist.
According to authorities, Khuri was traveling at 106 kilometers per hour at the time of the collision. He had been “racing” a female acquaintance on the street and weaving in and out of traffic for several blocks before the incident, authorities said.
Judge Sabina A. Helton stated at the Juvenile court hearing that the kid was speeding at a 35-mph at the time of the crash. “The disaster that transpired on that day had been in the making for a long time.” She added, describing it as an “unavoidable accident,” as per abc7.com.
Learn About Car Accident Linked To Monique Munoz Death – $18.8 Million Settlement
Monique Munoz’s death led the son of multimillionaire businessman Brendan Khuri to pay a heavy penalty. He hit Munoz as she was turning left. The $18.8 million settlement has been pronounced.
Investigators said at a juvenile court hearing that the high-end SUV was traveling at over 100 mph. A video of the deadly incident was published on Wednesday, showing Khuri running a red light in his Lamborghini SUV before colliding with Munoz’s vehicle and killing her.
Know Monique Munoz Age And Family
Monique Munoz, 32, was killed in a car accident on Olympic Boulevard and Overland Avenue on February 17, 2021. Her Lexus automobile was struck by a Lamborghini Urus driven by the then 17-year-old boy.
Her family had been devasted for sure when they lost their daughter. However, the father of the juvenile, James Khuri, had apologized to Munoz’s family on social media, offering “my support in any way you will allow me to.”
Munoz’s family’s attorneys pointed out that the catastrophic incident happened just three months after the teen’s Lamborghini was confiscated.