Bradley M. Cosgrove, Partner at Clifford Law Offices in Chicago who filed the first wrongful death lawsuits in Kentucky regarding the crash of a UPS cargo jet last year, spoke to the press the last two days during the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) hearings that is investigating the probable cause of the crash.
Cosgrove said, “It is unbelievable how the lack of communication among the parties simply isn’t there as to how a plane is to be safely maintained. Boeing clearly isn’t learning any lessons from its service history and its transparency to its customers about what needs to be done must be examined here.”
Bradley M. Cosgrove spoke to numerous media outlets regarding the expert testimony that was provided to the NTSB in its investigation as to the probable cause of the crash of a Boeing MD-11 that crashed shortly after takeoff on Nov. 4, 2025, from Louisville, Kentucky’s airport. It was heading to Hawaii filled with jet fuel when it crashed into a recycling center near the airport, killing 15 people and injuring 23 more people.
Clifford Law Offices, which represents seven victims of this crash, is conducting its own investigation with experts to get to the bottom of what occurred in this tragedy.