MH370 crash: China families looking to file lawsuits


BEIJING: Families of the Chinese passengers on board missing Flight MH370 are seeking legal advice to initiate lawsuits against the companies involved in the tragedy.

A committee, which was set up by the families last week to represent their interests, is in talks with Chicago-based law firm Ribbeck Law over a possible group lawsuit against Malaysia Airlines, said a panel member who works in France but returned to China because his parents were on the plane.

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