Over the past several days, Garmey Law’s lawsuit involving a contaminated swimming pool at the Best Western in Brunswick, owned by Giri Hotel Management, has received widespread media attention across Maine. Multiple television stations and major print outlets reported on allegations that children and families became seriously ill after swimming in the hotel’s pool, raising concerns about public health violations and hotel safety standards. The extensive coverage underscores the seriousness of the claims and the potential impact on guests who may have been exposed.
The case was covered by several television news outlets, including WGME CBS 13, WMTW Channel 8, and additional broadcast coverage shared online via YouTube. Print and digital reporting included in-depth articles from the Portland Press Herald and the Bangor Daily News, both detailing the allegations that more than 20 people were sickened after using the hotel pool and outlining the legal claims now moving forward.
You can read more about the coverage at the following outlets:
- Bangor Daily News: Contaminated pool lawsuit in Brunswick
- Portland Press Herald: 23 sickened after swimming at Brunswick hotel pool, lawsuit alleges
Garmey Law continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding this incident and represents individuals and families affected by unsafe conditions at commercial properties.
Garmey Law is a Maine law firm focused on representing individuals and families in complex personal injury and civil cases. If you or a family member became ill after using the swimming pool at the Brunswick Best Western, or if you have suffered any other injuries or illnesses from someone else’ s negligence, you may wish to seek legal advice regarding your rights. Garmey Law is available to discuss potential legal options. Contact us today to learn more.