A sagging, moldy, water-damaged ceiling that collapsed on a father and son cost an apartment complex $700,000 in a verdict awarded by a DeKalb County jury. Lloyd Hoffspiegel (above) says his clients were injured because frequent repairs to their apartment roof "didn't do anything to repair the cause" of leaks.
February 11, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A sagging, moldy, water-damaged ceiling that collapsed on a father and son cost an apartment complex $700,000 in a verdict awarded by a DeKalb County jury.
The plaintiffs had repeatedly asked for the roof to be repaired, but patchwork fixes failed to correct the underlying roof leaks that led to the accident, said their attorney, Lloyd Hoffspiegel.
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