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Endwell, Broome County, New York Knights Inn Fire: Why Arson is a Premises Liability Case If you are reading this from a hospital bed or while planning a funeral after the June 22 catastrophe on Main Street, we know that no amount of legal explanation can fix what happened. The loss of six lives, including three children aged 3, 2, and 10 months, is a tragedy that has shaken the Southern Tier. While the police have charged an individual with arson and manslaughter, you need to know that the criminal case is only half of the story. As Legal Emergency Lawyers™, we look past the headlines to the physical reality of the building. An arsonist may have started the fire, but the building’s safety systems are what decided who lived and who died. When a fire at a “living complex” spreads so rapidly that it destroys the entire structure and kills six people through smoke inhalation, we don’t just look at the match—we look at the walls, the alarms, and the locks. In New York, property owners have a non-delegable duty to maintain a safe environment. If the Knights Inn in Endwell was being used as long-term housing, it was…