More than 50 residents of the Avana on Main apartment complex in Buckhead sued the property's landlords and a service manager blamed for staring the fire while working on rooftop HVAC units on Aug. 19, 2020, according to a lawsuit filed by lawyers at Morgan & Morgan.
August 23, 2021 at 03:04 PM
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One year after more than 200 people’s homes were lost or damaged by a fire at the Avana on Main apartments in Atlanta’s Buckhead district, 55 residents have filed a negligence suit against the complex’s owners and managers, asserting that the blaze was caused by a malfunctioning rooftop HVAC system.
The complaint, filed Friday in Fulton County State Court, said a manager was on the roof servicing the system when the fire broke out Aug. 19, 2020.
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