BRIEF: Rental company suing The Greenbrier for property damaged during flood
Register-Herald (Beckley, WV)
Dec. 13--A Tennessee rental company has filed suit against The Greenbrier, alleging the hotel failed to pay for rental equipment damaged June 23, 2016 -- the same day the area was impacted by severe floodwaters.
Special Event Service and Rental (SESR) Inc., of Shelby County, Tenn., filed a complaint Dec. 4 in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia against The Greenbrier Hotel Corporation, Old White Charities and John Doe Insurance Companies 1-20.
The complaint said when the equipment was lost, The Greenbrier submitted an insurance claim in September and received a nearly $623,000 insurance reimbursement, but did not transfer the funds to SESR.
The Tennessee company demands a trial by jury and is seeking full repayment, compensatory and punitive damages, interest and attorney's fees.
The Greenbrier and other parties named in the suit have not yet filed a response.
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