The lawsuit accuses former President Donald Trump of being responsible for Sicknick's death.
Amid all the division in Washington, Friday marks two years since the deadly January 6 siege on Capitol Hill.It was filed by the family of Officer Brian Sicknick, who was from New Jersey.
It also names two men who were charged with assaulting him with a chemical spray. The suit is seeking over $10 million in damages. On Friday, President Joe Biden will present the nation's second-highest civilian award to 12 individuals who defended the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
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