BALTIMORE (AP) - A man who was treated for Legionnaires' disease
after an outbreak at an Ocean City hotel last year is suing the
innkeeper for $6 million.
Pat Dent filed suit against Plim Plaza Hotel Wednesday in federal
court in Baltimore. He and his wife are seeking $5 million in
compensatory damages and $1 million for loss of consortium.
Health officials said six cases of Legionnaires' disease, including a
fatal case, were confirmed in people who had stayed at the hotel.
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4 comments:
Outsiders have found a way to greedy up on this peninsula. Pretty soon, their won't be an eastern shore of md. This will be the dumping groubd of trash from all over this country. Finally, you folks will reap whay you sow.
Um, the guy got freaking Legionnaires' disease. I don't know if I would call this "greedying" up. I would rather be healthy than have $6 Million and Legionnaires...
That's the partnership of the Harrison brothers -- Hale & John -- being sued, isn't it?
Outsiders have found a way to greedy up on this peninsula. Pretty soon, their won't be an eastern shore of md. This will be the dumping groubd of trash from all over this country. Finally, you folks will reap whay you sow.
April 21, 2012 7:04 PM
That's just a dumb statement all the way round.
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