article_snippet: two $25M suits in South Carolina, allege that Gary Hipps died as a result of a confrontation with a fraternity member over breakfast food
article_snippet: Gary Hipps was told to bring that morning.
article_snippet: Cynthia and Gary Hipps filed two $25M suits in South Carolina Monday, one against Cynthia and Gary Hipps son's fraternity Sigma Phi Epsilon and three members and one against the school Gary Hipps attended when Gary Hipps died after falling off a highway bridge during a pre-dawn run with Gary Hipps fraternity brothers .
article_snippet: Tragic: two $25M suits in South Carolina allege that Gary Hipps died as a result of a confrontation with a fraternity member over breakfast food Gary Hipps was told to bring that morning .
article_snippet: Gary Hipps sent a text message that Gary Hipps didn't have enough money for the order of '30 McDonald's biscuits, 30 McDonald's hash browns and two gallons of chocolate milk,' but a fraternity brother confronted a fraternity brother on the bridge over the order, court records show.
article_snippet: The lawsuits, one brought by Hipps' estate and a wrongful death suit brought by Hipps' parents, say fraternity brothers ordered Hipps' to bring biscuits, hash browns and 2 gallons of chocolate milk to the fraternity before the run but Hipps' said Hipps' didn't have enough money.
article_snippet: In addition to the $25 million in actual damages, The lawsuits, one brought by Hipps' estate and a wrongful death suit brought by his parents seek unspecified punitive damages and ask for a jury trial.
article_snippet: Hipps' sent a text message that Hipps' didn't have enough money for the order of '30 McDonald's biscuits, 30 McDonald's hash browns and two gallons of chocolate milk,' but a fraternity brother confronted a fraternity brother on the bridge over the order, court records show .
article_snippet: The lawsuits contend Hipps' death was caused by the gross negligence and recklessness of the defendants, including two other fraternity members who had organized the run.
highlights_snippet: Cynthia and Gary Hipps filed two $25M suits in South Carolina Monday, one against Sigma Phi Epsilon and three members and one against the school .
  