Brianna Aguilera wrongful death suit targets rugby club, UT group

The household of Brianna Aguilera, the Texas A&M scholar who fell to her loss of life from an house constructing in November, is suing two organizations for allegedly serving an excessive amount of alcohol previous to the 19-year-old’s loss of life.

Lawyer Tony Buzbee introduced Tuesday {that a} $1 million wrongful loss of life lawsuit has been filed in Travis County towards the Austin Blacks Rugby Membership and the UT Economics and Enterprise Affiliation.

“It’s unlawful to serve minors any quantity of alcohol within the state of Texas. It’s reckless and irresponsible to grossly overserve a bunch of minors at a College of Texas soccer sport to the purpose the place these minors lose their bodily colleges and their potential to regulate themselves,” the lawsuit stated.

Aguilera died when she fell from a high-rise house in Austin round 1 a.m. on Nov. 29 after a soccer tailgate between Texas A&M and the College of Texas, police stated.

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A picture of the household of younger Texas A&M scholar Brianna Aguilera, who was discovered useless in Austin final weekend. (GoFundMe)

A police investigation later revealed that Aguilera dedicated suicide, regardless of her household’s claims that she had been murdered.

Brianna Aguilera was discovered useless in an house hours after attending a tailgate celebration. (Fb/Brie Aguilera)

In response to the submitting, the alleged “egregious over-endowment of minors” led to Aguilera’s loss of life. Witnesses described her conduct over a number of hours as “shifting from cheerful to disoriented and in the end closely intoxicated,” in accordance with the criticism.

Brianna Aguilera holds an indication congratulating her on her acceptance to Texas A&M. (Instagram/brie.aguilera)

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Buzbee stated the lawsuit additionally goals to help the continued investigation into that night time’s occasions by permitting the corporate to request telephone and textual content data, paperwork and knowledge, and to compel witness statements.

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The lawsuit requires a jury trial.

Fox Information Digital’s Julia Bonavita contributed to this report.