The Metro PCS store subject to a lawsuit brought by the family of a killed security guard. The store has since closed. Credit: Google.
A T-Mobile USA subsidiary has appealed a trial court’s overruling of its attempt to get a dismissal from a property liability lawsuit brought by the family of a security guard who was murdered at a crime-ridden strip mall.
The defendant, Metro PCS Texas—now known as Metro by T-Mobile—is challenging the plaintiff’s allegation that the company shares liability, even though the cellphone retail store in Northeast Dallas was operated by a subdealer who had an agreement with an authorized dealer for Metro PCS.
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