The claim was lodged a few days after the discovery of homology witnesses stating that Dr Conrad Murray stopped resuscitation efforts to collect the bottles of medicines granted in Jackson and also delayed call direct aid until completing the setting of the room by aggravating elements.
The treatment area 13 pages, argues that even doctors in the emergency hospital hardly able to restore the functioning of the heart of Jackson and the restoration of the pulse, but could not keep them.
"There are reports that he had a heart beat, and this is true," said Brian Oxman, a lawyer of his father Jackson, "but the problem with Michael is much higher."
Dr Murray is already facing prosecution for manslaughter by negligence for the death of Michael Jackson. The treatment provides a huge amount of compensation regardless of what decision to hear the criminal case.
