The family of New York fashion designer Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra, 33, who is reported to have been found dead aboard a yacht at a Montauk yacht club, says it plans to pursue a wrongful death lawsuit. Multiple outlets report that the family alleges the designer was killed by the yacht’s owner, identified as Christopher Durnan, an investor associated with her company. According to the reports, the case will be filed in Manhattan civil court and is described as seeking $50 million in damages. The family’s legal action is framed as a claim that the circumstances surrounding the death involve the conduct of the yacht owner or related parties. The coverage focuses on the planned civil filing and the family’s accusations, rather than establishing findings of responsibility. The reports do not provide additional confirmed details about the cause of death or the results of any related investigation at the time of publication.
Family of NYC fashion designer killed aboard Montauk yacht files wrongful death lawsuit
The family of New York fashion designer Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra, 33, who is reported to have been found dead aboard a yacht at a Montauk yacht club, says it plans to pursue a wrongful death lawsuit. M...
- Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra, 33, is reported to have been found dead aboard a yacht at a Montauk yacht club.
- Her family says it plans to file a wrongful death lawsuit.
- The lawsuit is described as being filed in Manhattan civil court.
- The family alleges Christopher Durnan, identified as the yacht’s owner/investor tied to her company, caused her death.
- One report says the family seeks $50 million in damages.
The family of New York-based fashion designer Martha Nolan-O'Slatarra, 33, is planning to file a wrongful death suit against Christopher Durnan, an investor in her company.
4 hours agoThe family of New York-based fashion designer Martha Nolan-O'Slatarra, 33, is planning to file a wrongful death suit against Christopher Durnan, an investor in her company.
5 hours agoThe family of a Big Apple fashion designer mysteriously found dead in a swanky Montauk yacht club plans to file a bombshell lawsuit accusing a well-heeled investor of causing her demise, The Post exclusively learned. The $50 million wrongful death suit by Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra’s family will be filed in Manhattan civil court, a filing Tuesday...
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