Boeing has successfully evaded criminal charges, but a small number of families continue to pursue justice.
The company's deception regarding the 737 MAX crashes led to the deaths of 346 people.
Boeing's new CEO, Kelly Ortberg, changed course after the plea deal was rejected in December 2024.
The company has paid over $3.8 billion in fines and settlements so far.
Despite this, Boeing remains entangled in lawsuits with victims' families and its own investors on Wall Street.
A jury recently ordered Boeing to pay $49.5 million to the family of Samya Rose Stumo.
This case comes after another family was awarded $28 million in compensation in November 2025.
The Human Toll Of Corporate Negligence is a stark reminder of the consequences of prioritizing profits over safety.
Boeing's actions have had far-reaching consequences, including changes to aviation regulations and increased scrutiny of the industry.
The case highlights the importance of corporate accountability for aviation safety.
