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: New York Injury Law BlogELMIRA ATTORNEY CONTINUES TO INVESTIGATE OUTBREAK OF LEGIONNAIRES? DISEASE AT THE FLANNERY TOWERS
By ChristinaSonsire

According to the Elmira Star Gazette, health officials from Chemung County conferenced with New York State Health Department representatives this morning as they continue to test water at Elmira’s Edward Flannery Towers. In addition, Chemung County officials conformed two additional cases of Legionnaires’ disease, bringing the reported total number of cases to eight.
Ziff Law continues to be contacted by families affected by the outbreak. We have been working dilligently all weekend to launch an independent investigation, and are working hard to gather all of the facts about the cases. We will share more information with the public as soon as we are able to do so.
Thanks for reading,
Christina Bruner Sonsire, Esq. csonsire@zifflaw.com 607-733-8866
Full post as published by New York Injury Law Blog on August 18, 2008 (boomark / email).
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