Few Dallas residents have heard of Legionnaires’ Disease, a
potentially fatal bacteria spread through airborne water particles. However,
for guests and tenants of the SuperMedia Hotel and Conference Center near D/FW
Airport, they are getting a crash course in this potentially catastrophic
disease.
Earlier this week, a woman staying at the SuperMedia was
diagnosed with Legionnaires’ Disease, prompting hotel guests to relocate and
commercial tenants such as Verizon and Superpages to temporarily vacate their
office space. With symptoms like fever, chills, muscle aches, and fatigue, it’s
easy to confuse Legionnaires’ Disease with pneumonia. Of course, the end result
of these two diseases is far different for many victims.
Under Texas law, commercial premises must be safe for commercial
guests and tenants. Unfortunately, the reality is that too many landlords fail
to maintain safe premises, and, as a result, customers and lessees are injured
or suffer property damage. Are you concerned that the store in which you work
might have violated a city ordinance? Have you noticed unkempt premises putting
your customers at risk? If you’ve been injured or suffered loss at your
workplace premises, you may have a valid complaint. Find out whether the
attorneys and professionals at Fears | Nachawati
can help you. For your free consultation, call 1.866.322.6898 or email http://www.fnlawfirm.com/contact.cfm.
