(Bloomberg) -- Tracy Morgan and Wal-Mart Stores Inc. settled theactor-comedian’s lawsuit over a New Jersey Turnpike crash that hadleft him in a coma for days and killed another comedian.

Morgan was riding in a van that was struck from behind by aWal-Mart truck in June. The terms of the settlement weren’tdisclosed in a statement last week from Wal-Mart and Morgan’slawyer, Benedict Morelli. Lawyers also asked a judge to sealdocuments related to the accord.

“Wal-Mart did right by me and my family, and for my associatesand their families,” Morgan said in the statement. “I am gratefulthat the case was resolved amicably.”

The settlement comes days before the anniversary of the June 7crash that killed James McNair, a comedian also known as Jimmy Mackwho had been traveling with Morgan. McNair, 62, died when atractor-trailer driven by Kevin Roper struck the rear of thelimousine van carrying Morgan and others after a comedy show inDelaware.

Roper, who had gone at least 24 hours without sleep before theaccident, was charged with vehicular homicide and assault by auto.He has pleaded not guilty.

In January, Wal-Mart reached a confidential settlement withMcNair’s two children, who hadn’t sued.

Morgan, who starred in “30 Rock” and “Saturday Night Live,”sustained a traumatic brain injury in the accident. He suffered asubdural hematoma, a life-threatening collection of blood outsidethe brain, Morelli said in November. The accident also left Morganwith multiple facial fractures, a leg shattered in several placesand blood in one eye. The crash placed the comedian’s career inlimbo.

Wal-Mart U.S. President Greg Foran apologized Wednesday in thestatement, saying the company is “committed to doing what’s rightto help ensure the well-being of all of those who were impacted bythe accident.”

“We are deeply sorry that one of our trucks was involved,” Foransaid.

The case is Morgan v. Wal-Mart Stores Inc., 14-cv-04388, U.S.District Court, District of New Jersey (Trenton).

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