Two students who were among eight killed or wounded in a winter shooting at Michigan State University are taking steps toward suing the school.
Attorneys for Nate Statly and Troy Forbush, who survived the shooting, have filed notices of injury and allegations of building defects at Berkey Hall, where they were shot on Feb. 13.
The notices are required under Michigan law and would give Michigan State time to investigate before a lawsuit could be filed.
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The document says easy access to buildings and a failure to improve security created a dangerous risk for injury.
“MSU has been engaged in conversations with the families of those we lost and those injured to identify ways to provide ongoing support, and we are committed to keeping those lines of communication open,” Michigan State spokesman Dan Olsen said when asked about the legal notices.
McRae, a Lansing resident with no known ties to Michigan State, was killed when confronted by police about four miles from campus.
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