The family of one of the people killed when a car crashed through a North Side plasma clinic in 2021 is suing the estate of the man who was driving.

The crash at Biomat USA Plasma Center, on Western Avenue in Pittsburgh, occurred about 11:30 a.m. on June 12.

Investigators said that the driver, Ronald K. Morgan, 50, committed suicide.

Two employees inside the clinic were also killed — Parveena Begum Abdul, 55, and Laura Elaine Meneskie, 35.

Police said that Morgan was driving a Hyundai Santa Fe at a high rate of speed as he came off the West End Bridge when the car slammed into the building, just to the left of the front entrance.

The car traveled another 100 feet into the clinic, and a fire broke out.

Ten employees and five donors were inside at the time.

The lawsuit said that Abdul, of Clairton, died immediately.

Her death, the complaint said, was a direct result of Morgan’s negligence. The wrongful death lawsuit seeks damages from Morgan’s estate for Abdul’s nine siblings. It was filed by Noor J. Garza, the administrator of the estate and Abdul’s sister.

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