12-18-2013, 02:33 PM
ANOTHER CIVIL LAWSUIT AGAINST HERNANDEZ - WRONGFUL DEATH OF ODIN LLOYD
I'm not exactly sure why they're filing before the criminal trial, but it appears the Lloyd family wants to ensure that he can't access and dump his assets before they can potentially collect damages against Hernandez. A hearing in the case will take place tomorrow.
Snip:
Odin Lloyd’s family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez, who is charged with Lloyd’s murder, according to documents filed this week in Bristol County Superior Court.
Lloyd’s estate is also asking a judge to issue a restraining order that would prohibit the New England Patriots from paying out more than $3 million that Hernandez, 24, is believed to be owed from his contract.
In addition, the Lloyd family is requesting a restraining order for a real estate attachment up to $5 million that would prevent Hernandez from placing his spacious North Attleborough home beyond the court’s reach for purposes of awarding damages.
Read more: http://www.heraldnews.com/news/x14044132...z2nqutmGin
I'm not exactly sure why they're filing before the criminal trial, but it appears the Lloyd family wants to ensure that he can't access and dump his assets before they can potentially collect damages against Hernandez. A hearing in the case will take place tomorrow.
Snip:
Odin Lloyd’s family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez, who is charged with Lloyd’s murder, according to documents filed this week in Bristol County Superior Court.
Lloyd’s estate is also asking a judge to issue a restraining order that would prohibit the New England Patriots from paying out more than $3 million that Hernandez, 24, is believed to be owed from his contract.
In addition, the Lloyd family is requesting a restraining order for a real estate attachment up to $5 million that would prevent Hernandez from placing his spacious North Attleborough home beyond the court’s reach for purposes of awarding damages.
Read more: http://www.heraldnews.com/news/x14044132...z2nqutmGin