Driver Who Allegedly Killed Family of 4 in San Francisco Accused of Hiding Wealth

Relatives of family killed in SF West Portal crash file lawsuit against driver for moving assets

The lawsuit claims the 80-year-old driver, Mary Fong Lau secretly transferred assets to protect them from a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the victims' extended family. It claims Lau intentionally moved three properties out of her trust to avoid them being included in the wrongful death lawsuit.

Driver who allegedly killed family of 4 in San Francisco accused of hiding wealth

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- A driver who is charged with killing a family of four at a San Francisco bus stop is facing new allegations this May. The driver, 79-year-old Mary Fong Lau, transferred ownership of real estate properties out of her name to allegedly hide her assets, attorneys claim. A recently filed lawsuit states Lau did this to avoid financial responsibility in a wrongful death civil case that seeks monetary damages on behalf of the vi…

Driver Accused In Killing Family of Four In West Portal Now Accused of Hiding Wealth

The elderly woman at the center of a vehicular homicide case and a civil wrongful death case stemming from the horrific March 24 crash at West Portal that killed a family of four is now accused of trying to shield her wealth from the wrongful death suit.79-year-old Mary Fong Lau stands accused of four counts of vehicular manslaughter for the March 16, 2024 wrong-way crash outside the West Portal Muni station, which killed Diego Cardoso de Olivei…

Driver accused of killing family in West Portal crash tried to hide assets, lawsuit claims

The driver accused of killing a family of four at a bus stop in San Francisco’s West Portal neighborhood has been hit with a new civil lawsuit.

West Portal crash driver hid millions in real estate, new lawsuit says

The driver in a crash that killed a family of four in West Portal last year is now accused of trying to hide her San Francisco property.

Relatives of family slain in West Portal crash sue driver for allegedly transferring assets

Lau transferred her ownership of three San Francisco properties to two limited liability companies in August, public records show.