The family of Brent 'BJ' Johnson sued a construction company for more than $100 million after he died after riding his bike into an unfinished construction project in 2020, his family says.
HOUSTON, Texas -- The family of a personnel scout for the Houston Rockets reached a settlement in their wrongful death lawsuit against a construction company.
In January 2021, Johnson's family sued Pulice Construction for more than $100 million, alleging that they left a section of the sidewalk unfinished, exposing a 10-foot-long gutter with deep depressions and sharp concrete beams. "He had no warning when he hit that area of construction. His front tire got caught he lost his life," said Benny Agosto, the family's lawyer.
Pulice Construction expresses its condolences to Mr. Johnson's family and friends for this truly unfortunate loss. We do not agree that Pulice Construction is responsible for Mr. Johnson's accident. However, as this matter is now in litigation, we are unable to address any details at this time.The exact terms of the settlement are confidential, but Johnson's wife, Claudette Boyance-Johnson, plans to speak at a press conference later Wednesday.
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