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CHICAGO (Sun-Times Media Wire) - The mother of four children who died in a Roseland apartment fire earlier this month and her boyfriend have filed separate lawsuits against the apartment building's owner and real estate management company.
Shamaya Coleman and her boyfriend, Nathaniel Johnson, separately filed negligence lawsuits Tuesday in Cook County Circuit Court. Both suits name Tahir M. Sheikh, who owns the 18-unit building at 11240 South Vernon, and J&J Real Estate Management and Construction.
Coleman and Johnson were critically injured in the extra-alarm fire that broke out about 3:25 a.m. on Sept. 8, officials said. The fire began in a second-floor apartment.
Coleman and Johnson jumped from a third-floor apartment window and were taken to Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn in critical condition, police said. The rest of the building's residents evacuated safely, according to Assistant Deputy Fire Commissioner Michael Fox.
The fire killed Coleman's children Eri'ana Patton Smith, 7; Shamarian Coleman, 12; Carlvon Clark, 13; and Carliysia Clark, 15, authorities said. Autopsies found all four died of carbon monoxide toxicity from inhalation of smoke and soot, and their deaths were ruled accidents, according to the Cook County medical examiner's office.
Both suits claim Sheikh and J&J were negligent in not having working smoke detectors throughout the building. Coleman's suit also claims the defendants did not properly secure the apartment where the fire began, and Johnson's states the building had no adequate escape route or emergency equipment.
Johnson's suit claims as a result of the defendants' negligence, he was forced to jump out of the third floor window, causing catastrophic injuries. Coleman's suit states she also sustained severe and serious injuries.
Both suits also name the city as a respondent in discovery, as it is believed by the plaintiff to have information essential to the determination of who should properly be named as additional defendants, Coleman's suit states.
City building records online show the building has failed several inspections in the last nine years, including its most recent on June 9. Missing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors were among the inspectors' many complaints at the time, the Sun-Times reported. They also complained about water damage, broken doors and furnaces that were either not working or improperly installed. In all, 17 violations were recorded, Mimi Simon, a building department spokeswoman, said at the time.
A representative of J&J Real Estate Management and Construction told the Sun-Times earlier this month that the firm was hired 45 days ago primarily to collect rent and serve eviction notices in the building and was not responsible for maintenance. Debra Jenkins, an agent for J&J, said all tenants at the property had working smoke and carbon-monoxide detectors as of Sept. 4.
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It's hard to miss Lansing's newest apartment building, thanks to the brightly colored exterior of the Midtown complex off Michigan Avenue.
"We said lets really stand out and do something bold," said property developed Patrick Gillespie, President of the Gillespie Group.
It's even harder not to notice all of the construction projects the Gillespie group is taking on around the city. From finished buildings to plans still on the drawing board, it's all part of a vision to revitalize the area.
"Michigan avenue has seen its ups and downs," Gillespie said. "I think the down times are done and we're starting to see this upswing."
With a focus on residential and mixed use properties, Midtown is just the latest building in Gillespie's growing portfolio. The developer also has two downtown apartments complexes in the works, Marketplace and the Outfield.
The added housing is meeting the demand of students and young professionals moving to the area. Forty-eight of Midtown's 66 apartments have already been rented, and half of those residents are international students.
"All three projects would mean over 300 new residents to the city of Lansing, which is a pretty big jump compared to what we've been seeing population wise," Gillespie added.
It's a vision Mayor Virg Berneo is on-board with, hoping to boost the area's economic development.
"Our goal is to create such a place, here such an urban environment that people want to stay and start a business here," Bernero said.
The Mayor says building up the Midtown area has been overlooked for decades, but as the main stretch connecting downtown Lansing and downtown East Lansing there's a lot of potential.
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