not properly communicated. The response to the incident, however, was successful, with all severely injured patients being transported to hospitals within 80 minutes. Legal cases Several lawsuits were filed after the tragedy. In 2014, the largest lawsuit (representing multiple plaintiffs and multiple defendants) was settled for $50 million in damages. In the aforementioned lawsuit, the State of Indiana settled for paying $11 million, and the other defendants (including Live Nation and Sugarland) settled for paying the balance of the $50 million award ($39 million). However, defendant ESG Security, Inc. (who lost one of its own in the collapse) denied liability and did not settle. On September 14, 2015, ESG won on summary judgement and was dismissed from the case. ESG was the only defendant dismissed from the case via the summary judgment process. See also 1963 Indiana State Fair propane explosion References 2011 industrial disasters Accidental deaths in Indiana Concert disasters Disasters in Indiana 21st century in Indianapolis 2011 in Indiana Building collapses in 2011 2011 disasters in the United States Building collapses in the United States Indiana State Fair Filmed deaths in the United States Sara Bareilles