A violent armed robbery in a Jackson, Miss., apartment complex has led to a $29 million jury verdict against an apartment management company. A jury ordered Mid-America Apartment Communities and its subsidiary Mid-America Apartments to pay $15 million to the estate of Jason Langley, who was allegedly murdered by thieves led by a former groundskeeper at the Mid-America-owned apartment building.
April 17, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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A violent 1997 armed robbery in a Jackson, Miss., apartment complex has led to a $29 million jury verdict against a national apartment management company.
A Jackson jury ordered Mid-America Apartment Communities Inc. and its subsidiary Mid-America Apartments L.P. to pay $15 million to the estate of Jason Langley. Langley, 22, was allegedly murdered by a gang of four thieves led by a former groundskeeper at the Mid-America-owned apartment building.
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