A settlement has been reached in a legal battle related to a hotel collapse. The case stems from the 2019 collapse of a Hard Rock Hotel under construction in New Orleans. The settlement amount is $106 million, which was approved by a judge. This ends a yearslong legal battle over the incident. Further details about the settlement and the collapse are available from FOX 11 Los Angeles.
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