The estate of Philip Seymour Hoffman has been sued over property damage incurred from a 2011 flood at the late actor’s New York apartment, according to court documents obtained by TheWrap.
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Plaintiffs Gene N. Hoffnagel and Anna Erdelyi owned the apartment below Hoffman’s Sheridan Square penthouse and allege that a June 5, 2011 flood caused structural damage and other property damage totaling $87,329.60.
The suit was filed in New York County on Thursday.
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