Robert Beddia

New York City and Bovis Lend Lease agreed to pay the widow of Joseph Graffagnino, according to reports.

Judge Rena Uviller found John Galt. Corp. and Mitchell Alvo not guilty of manslaughter in the Deutsche Bank fire.

Jeffrey Melofchik was found not guilty Wednesday in connection with the deadly Deutsche Bank blaze.

Salvatore DePaola was acquitted of charges related to the deaths of two firefighters at the Deutsche Bank Building.

Edward Little, attorney for Jeffrey Melofchik, said the firefighters' death was inevitable, but not his client's fault.

Three defendants on trial for allegedly causing the deaths of two firefighters will soon know their fates.

Three demolition supervisors face manslaughter charges in the deaths of two firefighters near Ground Zero in 2007.

Firefighter James Martin gave emotional testimony Thursday in the fatal Deutsche Bank fire trial.

An FDNY investigator said no one could have predicted an entire piece of the emergency water supply had been cut.

Prosecutors say the fatal fire at 130 Liberty Street raged out of control because of the dismantled standpipe.

An asbestos worker testified Thursday that he was ordered to cut a standpipe to avoid having to clean it.

The Deutsche Bank building fire claimed the lives of two firefighters on August 18, 2007.

Defense attorney Edward Little said his client, Jeffrey Melofchik, should not be blamed for the deaths of two firefighters.

Firefighters Robert Beddia and Joseph Graffagnino died while battling a fire at the Deutsche Bank building in 2007.

The Deutsche Bank trial defendants are split between those whose verdict will be decided by a judge and others by a jury.