Losing a beloved family member in an airplane crash is a horrible way to become a millionaire. But that is exactly what happens after many aviation disasters throughout the world, and legal experts say that it is likely to happen again to family members of people killed in the crash of Continental Connection Flight 3407 in Clarence Center.

Several survivors of those killed in the Feb. 12 crash already have hired attorneys to research the possibility of filing lawsuits on their behalf, according to members of the Buffalo legal community.

Others are sure to be contacted by lawyers in the future. Under federal law, attorneys cannot solicit business from families of the victims until 45 days after an accident.

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