McMINNVILLE (AP) — The family of an 11-year-old Eugene boy who died in July 2006 after crashing into a glass display case while playing soccer inside a Yamhill County Fairgrounds building has agreed to settle a lawsuit for $400,000.

Jorge Ventura-Sanchez and his family were attending a quinceanera, a traditional party to celebrate a girl’s 15th birthday.

The boy and other children left the party to find somewhere to play soccer, and started a game in a nearby building where several glass-topped display cases were being stored.

Attorneys for the family laid most of the blame on the security company hired for the event, saying it failed to monitor the children.