Could Killings in Luxury Miami Condo Mean Legal Headache for Paraiso Bay?
Attorneys weigh in on the possible legal consequences after two women's bodies were found in the luxury tower in Miami's Edgewater neighborhood.
May 13, 2019 at 01:38 PM
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News of the slaying of two women at a luxury Miami condominium building shook Paraiso Bay residents and may trigger a negligent-security lawsuit.
The women's families could have a case against the condo association, Miami attorney Jason Kellogg said.
The killings also highlight a controversial state law that says real estate brokers and home sellers don't have to disclose to a buyer if there was a murder in a home, another attorney, Andrew Blasi, said. The law protects brokers and sellers from follow-up lawsuits.
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