Garden Grove aerospace firm to pay up to $100 million to residents who evacuated over chemical leak
GKN Aerospace officials did not specify how people will be asked to apply, but the program will be administered by an independent third part
GKN Aerospace officials did not specify how people will be asked to apply, but the program will be administered by an independent third party unaffiliated with the company, the Orange County district attorney's office said.
Original reporting: LA Times, California.
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