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The Corporate Manslaughter Act has claimed its third victim in the UK and ratcheted up its most expensive fine to date.
Storage manufacturer Lion Steel Limited has been fined £484,000 with £84,000 in costs, following a week-long trial at Manchester Crown Court where it pleaded guilty in relation to the death of employee Steve Berry, who was killed when he fell through a fragile roof panel at the company's site in May 2008.
No corporate manslaughter case has been charged against an at-work driver as yet, but numerous industry bodies are warning that it is only a matter of time.
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