Veolia North America.

The deal involving Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam comes four months after a jury couldn't reach a unanimous verdict.

The case involved damage claims on behalf of four children exposed to Flint’s lead tainted drinking water. The lawsuit their families brought targeted two engineering firms hired as consultants on Flint’s water system.

After five months of testimony, the jury is spending two days listening to lawyers summing up their case.

Gerald Ambrose declined to testify at the Flint water civil trial.

Former Mayor Dayne Walling testified he was not made aware of Veolia’s concerns. Walling said a report produced by Veolia engineers on the city’s water issues did not mention lead. On Tuesday, Walling testified, while Flint was under an emergency manager there were things happening, that were not reaching his desk.

Dayne Walling served as mayor of Flint from 2009, when he won a special election, until 2015, when he lost his re-election bid. It was just after Walling won the 2011 mayoral election, that Gov. Rick Snyder appointed an emergency financial manager to run the city.

This is a bellwether case. It’s called that because it could predict how other plaintiffs may fare if they decide to proceed to trial.

A federal judge refused to dismiss a lawsuit against Veolia North America, an engineering company in Flint accused of taking inadequate measures to prevent lead-contamination in the city's water.

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