Nash to receive cash, real estate, machinery and vehicles worth nearly $4 million.
According to the reports, a settlement agreement calls for Ms. Herold's estate settled the lawsuit seeking $50 million. He also argued that Travis, who previously worked on television commercials, was part of the tow truck operation since he attended promotional events.Ī work-related attack would limit the owner's liability to workers comp benefits.īut on Friday, news reports said Ms. Herold's estate for alleged negligence and recklessness.Īn attorney representing the case argued that the injured woman worked for a tow truck company operated by Ms. A Connecticut woman who was attacked by a 200-pound chimpanzee revealed her heavily disfigured face on television Wednesday, saying she is blind and has to eat through a straw, but isn't angry. Nash's twin brother filed a lawsuit in state Superior Court on her behalf against the Ms. Nash now lives in a nursing home, according to reports. Nash, now 57, was a friend of the chimp's owner, Sandra Herold, who has since died. News organization reported at the time of the attack that Ms. The attack occurred outside the home of the chimp's owner in Stamford, Conn., where a police officer shot Travis to death. The 200-pound chimpanzee made national headlines in 2009 when he attacked Charla Nash, who eventually underwent a face transplant after the chimp ripped off her hands and facial parts and left her blind. A Connecticut woman disfigured by a chimpanzee named Travis will receive $4 million in cash and property from the estate of the animal's owner, who had argued it was a workers compensation case.
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