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The Fatal Knights Inn Fire in Endwell: Your Path to Accountability When you are sitting at a kitchen table in Broome County trying to make sense of the catastrophic fire at the Knights Inn in Endwell, the news of a criminal arrest can feel like the end of the story. It isn’t. While the authorities have charged an individual with arson and manslaughter, a criminal conviction will not pay for a funeral, replace lost lifetimes of income, or answer for the corporate failures that turned a first-floor fire into a mass-casualty event. The loss of six lives, including three children—an infant, a two-year-old, and a three-year-old—is a tragedy that speaks to more than just the act of one person. In the world of premises liability, we look past the match that was struck to the systems that were supposed to save you. A motel is legally a sanctuary for travelers. When you check into a room in New York, the owner and the national brand on the sign have a non-delegable duty to ensure that if a fire starts, you have a functional warning and a safe way out. If your family is grieving after this fire, you are facing…