A civil lawsuit seeks about $50 million in damages over the death of Irish woman Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra, who died in New York after a boating incident connected to a yacht club. The family’s lawyer alleges that there was blood on Nolan-O’Slatarra’s body and argues that the boat owner’s conduct was wrongful. According to accounts reported by Irish Independent and Belfast Telegraph, the lawsuit accuses the defendant of “gross negligence” as well as “reckless and wanton conduct.” The claims are presented as part of the family’s case seeking compensation for the death. The reports focus on allegations made in court filings and statements by the family’s legal representatives, rather than on criminal findings. No final determination of liability is described in the coverage provided. The matter remains a civil dispute, with the defendant presumably contesting the accusations, as typically occurs in such lawsuits. The coverage is limited to the allegations and the nature of the claims raised by the family in the $50 million lawsuit.