Survivor of deadly Iowa building collapse sues owner, city of Davenport
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The suit, filed by tenant Dayna Feuerbach, said the owners of the building, Andrew Wold and his companies, "recognized the imminent danger residents faced, yet allowed the building to deteriorate while failing to warn residents that their lives were in danger."
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One of the residents injured in an apartment building collapse has sued the city of Davenport and the building’s current and former owners, alleging they knew that conditions were deteriorating and failed to warn residents of the risk.
The complaint by Dayna Feuerbach said the owner of The Davenport and those who worked on it "allowed the building to deteriorate while failing to warn residents that their lives were in danger.”
The suit, filed by tenant Dayna Feuerbach, said the owners of the building, Andrew Wold and his companies, "recognized the imminent danger residents faced, yet allowed the building to deteriorate while failing to warn residents that their lives were in danger."
By Holly Yan, Paul P. Murphy and Melissa Alonso, CNN (CNN) — A resident of the Iowa apartment building that partially collapsed – killing three residents and destroying dozens of homes – is suing the building’s owner and the city of Davenport for negligence, saying they knew about the dangers but fa…
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