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First Alert 4 Investigates: Families still pushing for safety changes two years after deadly Amazon warehouse tornado

Families continue pushing for safety changes as they mark two years since a tornado hit an Amazon warehouse in Edwardsville, killing six workers.

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Two new lawsuits filed against Amazon over December 2021 tornado; Plaintiffs in prior suits seek trial date

EDWARDSVILLE – Two survivors of a tornado that killed six persons in an Amazon fulfillment center on Dec. 10, 2021, joined litigation of the disaster in March.

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Amazon counsel seeks to preserve Madison County jurisdiction in tornado litigation; Plaintiffs prefer St Clair County court

EDWARDSVILLE – Lawyers have filed more warehouse collapse suits against Amazon in St. Clair County than in Madison County where the tragedy occurred.

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Amazon accused of obstructing House probe into deadly warehouse collapse

E-commerce giant "still has not produced any of the key categories of documents," say Committee members in letter.

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Civil engineer denies liability in Amazon building collapse, alleges delivery driver voluntarily assumed risk by working in unsafe conditions

Civil engineering and land surveying firm Stock & Associates argues that it provided services for the lot upon which an Edwardsville Amazon facility was built and should not be held liable for the building’s collapse during a deadly EF-3 tornado in December.

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