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Lineage Logistics Responds to Criticism Following Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire

Lineage Logistics has responded to criticism following a fire at its Boyle Heights warehouse, claiming it is being unfairly blamed for the incident. The company asserts it did not cause the fire and has spent over $150 million on firefighting and cleanup efforts. A lawsuit has been filed against the operator of solar panels on the warehouse roof, alleging negligence, while Lineage faces scrutiny from residents and local officials regarding its cleanup response.

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Lineage Logistics has responded to criticism following a fire at its Boyle Heights warehouse, claiming it is being unfairly blamed for the incident. The company asserts it did not cause the fire and has spent over $150 million on firefighting and cleanup efforts. A lawsuit has been filed against the operator of solar panels on the warehouse roof, alleging negligence, while Lineage faces scrutiny from residents and local officials regarding its cleanup response.

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Boyle Heights warehouse company says it's being unfairly scapegoated for fire and stench

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Lineage Logistics Responds to Criticism Following Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire