Article Courtesy of The Florida Record
By Philip Gonzales
Published November 23, 2018
CLEARWATER — A New Hampshire woman is suing the owners and managers of a
Treasure Island condominium, alleging negligence led to injuries for the
plaintiff.
Deborah Rowles filed a complaint Nov. 8 in Pinellas Circuit Court against
Sunsational Beach Rentals LLC, et al, alleging failure to properly maintain
the condominium units in a reasonably safe condition.
According to the complaint, on Dec. 14, 2013, Rowles was renting a unit at
the defendants' Surf Beach Resort in Treasure Island when she slipped on
water that was flooding her unit due to the water dripping from the ceiling
and walls. She says she sustained serious and permanent injuries, which
resulted in great pain and suffering, disability, inconvenience, loss of
earnings and medical expenses.
The plaintiff alleges the defendants negligently allowed a known dangerous
condition to exist on the property and failed to remediate the problem or to
provide adequate warning.
Rowles seeks trial by jury, damages of more than $15,000, exclusive of
interest, costs and attorney fees and all other just relief. She is
represented by attorneys Frank D. Butler and James S. Curtis of Pinellas
Park.
Pinellas Circuit Court case number 18C6673
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