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VORONOV et al v. AVALONBAY COMMUNITIES, INC.
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June 25, 2019
NJ Court OKs $500K Luxury Apartment Fire Settlement
A New Jersey federal court approved a settlement of potentially $500,000 between an Edgewater, New Jersey, luxury apartment complex developer and former residents who were temporarily displaced by a 2015 fire at one of the developer's properties.
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May 24, 2019
Ex-Tenants, Developer Reach Deal Over Luxury Building Fire
Former residents of a luxury apartment building in Edgewater, New Jersey, urged a federal court Friday to approve a potentially $500,000 settlement between the complex's developer and a class of tenants and occupants who were temporarily displaced by a 2015 fire there.
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October 25, 2018
Ex-Tenants Win Cert. In Suit Against Developer Over Fire
A New Jersey federal judge has granted certification to a class of tenants or occupants who were temporarily displaced by a 2015 fire at a luxury apartment building in Edgewater, in a suit against the complex's developer over claims its negligence led to the blaze.
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August 03, 2018
Ex-Tenants Seek Cert. In Fire Class Action Against Developer
Two former tenants of a luxury apartment building moved Friday in New Jersey federal court for certification in their proposed class action against the complex's developer over a fire that temporarily displaced them and left a foul odor.