The First Judicial District has hired an attorney handling the Salvation Army building collapse suit to look into the safety of elevators at the Criminal Justice Center, where two elevators malfunctioned and injured two people in early August.
September 28, 2016 at 04:42 PM
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The First Judicial District has hired an attorney handling the Salvation Army building collapse suit to look into the safety of elevators at the Criminal Justice Center, where two elevators malfunctioned and injured two people in early August.
The court system has hired Wapner Newman attorney Steven G. Wigrizer to independently evaluate the CJC elevator system for safety and reliability, a court spokesman said.
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