After Fatal Dallas Crane Collapse, 6 Displaced Residents Sue Apartments, Crane Company

More than 500 residents were displaced after the deadly crane collapse on June 9

Six former residents of the apartment complex gashed by a falling crane last month are suing the apartment company and the crane company, accusing them of negligence.

Houston-based attorney Ryan MacLeod is representing Mason Flores, 33; Antonio Griffin, 25; Tyra Lee, 22; Tonian Marshall, 50; Tierney Rattler, 28, and Rattlerโ€™s teenage son. They filed the lawsuit in Dallas County last week.

They are among more than 500 residents displaced from their homes after the fatal June 9 collapse, when a crane toppled into the Elan City Lights apartment building during a sudden storm. Their lawsuit cites "serious personal injuries" they have sustained.

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