Residents of a downtown Los Angeles high-rise have sued Chipotle Mexican Grill and two contractors over a fire that broke out during the restaurant’s renovations on the first floor, forcing dozens to be evacuated last year.
The complaint, filed by The Brinton Firm PC, says that the defendants’ failure to supervise contractors and subcontractors led to significant emotional distress, loss of property, temporary housing costs, lost wages an...
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