Three Lawsuits Allege Negligence in House Fire that Killed Nine
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Three lawsuits allege that a Charleston property owner failed to install, inspect, and maintain smoke alarms and was negligent in addressing recurring electrical problems resulting in a house fire that killed eight children and one adult. Although a building commissioner had said that only one smoke detector was in the house and it was not working or installed properly, investigators could not determine how the 2012 fire began and ruled the cause “undetermined.” The lawsuits seek monetary compensation, funeral expenses, and punitive damages.
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