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Drowning lawsuit at Michigan Supreme Court focuses on profits, public safety

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It's been over six years since 18-year-old Brandon Chamber drowned.

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  1. MLive

    Michigan Supreme Court to hear arguments in Lake Michigan drowning case (opens MLive)

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    The family of 18-year-old Brandon Chambers sued the city of South Haven after Chambers drowned Sept. 6, 2020 at the city’s South Beach.

  2. MLive

    Drowning lawsuit at Michigan Supreme Court focuses on profits, public safety (opens MLive)

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    It's been over six years since 18-year-old Brandon Chamber drowned.

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