“Unfortunately, the panic buttons are only as good as the support staff monitoring those communications. Upon information and belief, UTA failed to provide adequate training, supervision or attention to the receiving end of ‘panic button’ communications, such that a distress signal sent via a panic button by Mr. Ricks was not received or acknowledged in anything close to a timely, reasonable manner,” the lawsuit states.
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