Oregon Hotel Owner Claims Defects Caused $1.65 Million in Mold-Related Damage
November 28, 2001
EUGENE, Ore. - A hotel owner has filed suit against the architect, contractor, subcontractors and manufacturers involved in building a Best Western Grand Manor Inn, seeking a total of $1.65 million in mold-related damages caused as a result of defendants' alleged negligence in designing and building the hotel. Meyer-Crest, Ltd. v. Richelieu, et al., No. 16-01-20677 (Ore. Cir. Ct., Lane Cty.).
Filed Oct. 25 in Oregon Circuit Court in Lane County, the complaint asserts that the shoddy construction caused gaps to form in the installation of the roof, windows and other areas of the hotel, allowing water to penetrate the …
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