Yes, Stone Fotz’s case settled after two years of hustle.
According to Fox News, Stone, joined by their attorneys, Rex Elliott and Sean Alto, the group emphasized the importance of proactive measures against college hazing nationwide and said the nearly $3 million.
In addition to the monetary settlement, Elliott claimed BGSU has committed to partnering in their efforts “to eradicate hazing.”
The University investigation found the 20-year-old had attended a fraternity initiation event where there was a tradition of new members finishing or attempting to finish a bottle of alcohol.
During Monday’s press conference, his mother, Shari Foltz, revealed they plan to further the foundation’s education component and continue our fight and saving lives.
According to The Associated Press, Court documents show the University and others involved in Foltz’s death have already paid his family more than $7 million.
CBS News claims his parents accused the school of failing to stop hazing in fraternities and sororities despite being aware of it.
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