Con Ed steampipe blast victim settles lawsuit
The man who was injured in a steampipe blast in New York City three years ago has settled his lawsuit against Consolidated Edison.
Gregory McCullough and the company said in court papers Wednesday that they had reached a settlement. The papers did not specify the amount.
McCullough and a female passenger in his tow truck were engulfed in a scalding geyser when a Con Edison pipe burst beneath a street near Grand Central Terminal on July 18, 2007.
He suffered third-degree burns to more than 80 percent of his body. He spent months in a hospital.
McCullough, his lawyer and Con Ed declined to comment.
McCullough was one of several people badly injured in the blast, which also caused a New Jersey woman to have a fatal heart attack. - AP
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