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That allegation is "absolutely not true," Erbland said.

"The accident is unfortunate. The parties are still in investigation to determine the cause of the accident," said Peter Erbland, an attorney who represents Edwards Construction of Coeur d'Alene and Acme Electric of Post Falls.

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho (AP) Actor Dennis Franz and his sister have filed lawsuits over alleged injuries suffered when a chandelier fell at Franz's house on Lake Coeur d'Alene in 2007.

plaintiffs, in fact, invited Edwards Construction, Acme Electric and their representatives to their house to go over the evidence."

The lawsuits allege negligence, negligent infliction of emotional distress, product liability and breach of expressed or implied warranty.

A representative of Aladdin, a Memphis, Tenn. based manufacturer, did not immediately return a call seeking comment.

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"The evidence is all preserved," Erbland said. "The Nike Air Uptempo Blue And White

Franz's lawsuit says that as Schraut lay "bleeding in the hospital," the defendants entered the home without permission and disabled the mechanism, potentially compromising the evidence in the case.

Franz, known for his role as Detective Andy Sipowicz on the TV drama "NYPD Blue," also claims the negligence of the defendants forced him to forgo a $16 million personal services contract. The suit does not describe what Nike Vis Uptempo

"The contract was lost as the direct and proximate result of the emotional distress suffered by him on July 18, 2007," the date of the incident, the lawsuit states.

The suits filed July 16 in Idaho District Court claim 72 year old Marlene Schraut suffered serious injuries and that a toddler she was holding was also injured.

He said Edwards Construction workers were in and out of the house daily, as were the electricians, with the full permission of the plaintiffs.

The lawsuit demands a jury trial and seeks monetary damages in excess of $10,000.