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Edwin-S · 04-23-2008, 12:37 AM

The thing is....did he sue his employer? From what I read he sued the building management and maintenance company. Business Week looked like they just had their offices in the building. Are they part of McGraw-Hill?

Still, he should have gone back to work and sued them for negligence, especially as it relates to the performance of the building's security gaurds. There was a security camera in the elevator; yet no security guard noticed that the same person was in the elevator for more than forty hours. His law suit could not be dismissed as "frivolous".

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Edwin-S Member Location: BritCol. North of a Black Hole and West of The Centre of the Universe Join Date: Aug 2000 Local Time: 05:01 AM Local Date: 10-13-2008 Posts: 3,554	Re: Trapped in an elevator The thing is....did he sue his employer? From what I read he sued the building management and maintenance company. Business Week looked like they just had their offices in the building. Are they part of McGraw-Hill? Still, he should have gone back to work and sued them for negligence, especially as it relates to the performance of the building's security gaurds. There was a security camera in the elevator; yet no security guard noticed that the same person was in the elevator for more than forty hours. His law suit could not be dismissed as "frivolous". When you have to shoot...shoot. Don't talk!