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I checked and there doesn't appear to be any lawsuits filed yet. ECU officials did announce that they would delay replacing the bleachers until the end of the season: http://coastal.news14.com/con...
Twelve Injured at ECU's Football Stadium Bleacher Collapse in Greenville, North Carolina
Rick Shapiro | October 29, 2010 9:53 PMGreenville, OBX & Rocky Mount, NC
what were the legal ramifications? Did anyone sue?
Twelve Injured at ECU's Football Stadium Bleacher Collapse in Greenville, North Carolina
Juanaquee | October 28, 2010 4:31 PMGreenville, OBX & Rocky Mount, NC
get some skaters to drain it. theyll clean the backyard up and make some good use of it instead of mosquito infested deathpits itll be a thriving area for the local skateboard community
Foreclosed Homes, Abandoned Swimming Pools: A Growing Hazard to Neighborhoods
cyrus | July 27, 2009 1:37 AMGreensboro, NC
Hello Lawrence: The Judge may have suffered a heart attack. The excitement of the moment and then the strenuous activity without regard to his own level of conditioning and age; wanting to save his s...
NC Judge Lost: Drowned While Saving Son
Steve Lombardi | July 22, 2009 7:54 PMGreensboro, NC
Thank you all for the comments. From a liability standpoint, the following could be potential defendants: original homeowners, a corporation owning the facility, its officers and directors, lenders ...
Foreclosed Homes, Abandoned Swimming Pools: A Growing Hazard to Neighborhoods
Lawrence Egerton | July 10, 2009 5:12 PMGreensboro, NC
I believe that the Bank or lending agency that produced the Foreclosure, is totally responsible. They use this excuse that "if we go in and improve the property, that we can be sued". Well let's look...
Foreclosed Homes, Abandoned Swimming Pools: A Growing Hazard to Neighborhoods
Scott Georgeson | July 09, 2009 3:40 PMGreensboro, NC
My daughter drown in one of those pools and the liability issue is a tough one, as my lawyer put it, it is in limbo. I fear that another child is going to lose there life d/t these pools and nobody t...
Foreclosed Homes, Abandoned Swimming Pools: A Growing Hazard to Neighborhoods
hippiechic | July 09, 2009 10:57 AMGreensboro, NC
This is a issue that will have to be looked at. From the liability stand point and most importantly in preventing future injuries. Very good advice.
Foreclosed Homes, Abandoned Swimming Pools: A Growing Hazard to Neighborhoods
Mike Bryant | July 08, 2009 11:41 PMGreensboro, NC
Good morning, Steve. I have not yet had time to check into the North Carolina laws and regulations concerning swimming pool safety standards, but I intend to do so. It is my impression that this...
Young Girl’s Swimming Death Reminds Us to Maintain Vigilance at the Pool
Lawrence Egerton | July 01, 2009 10:33 AMGreensboro, NC
Good morning Lawrence. These drownings seem to be preventable. Who in NC investigates accidental drownings? Do they maintain reports and statistics? I'm also wondering which safety standards appl...
Young Girl’s Swimming Death Reminds Us to Maintain Vigilance at the Pool
Steve Lombardi | July 01, 2009 7:49 AMGreensboro, NC

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