The Paraiso condominiums complex in Edgewater. Photo by Lidia Dinkova/ALM
This is the second lawsuit filed over tower cranes that collapsed during the hurricane.
April 25, 2018 at 05:26 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
The tower crane that collapsed during Hurricane Irma at the Gran Paraiso construction site in Miami was either improperly designed, poorly built, or both, as it should have been able to withstand winds much stronger than those in Irma, according to a lawsuit.
The developer of Gran Paraiso sued the companies that provided the crane, Connecticut-based manufacturer Terex Corp. and Pennsylvania-based Maxim Crane Works LP.
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