Lawsuit accuses Planet Fitness of refusing to assist man who had heart attack

Lawsuit: Planet Fitness Manager Refused to Lend Defibrillator to Man Dying Outside - Legal Reader

A Pennsylvania family has filed a lawsuit against Planet Fitness and a Philadelphia-area franchisee, claiming that the manager of a Clifton Heights gym refused to help 46-year-old Guy Harris after he suffered a heart attack outside.

Darby woman sues Planet Fitness in death of husband outside club’s front door

A Darby woman is suing the New Hampshire-based gym chain Planet Fitness for wrongful death after a manager allegedly failed to help her husband when he suffered a fatal heart attack outside the Clifton Heights location. Taniqua Morene-Harris, administratrix of the estate of her late husband, Guy Harris, names Planet Fitness Equipment, Planet Fitness Holdings and Planet Fitness Franchising as defendants, all doing business as Planet Fitness Inc.,…

Lawsuit accuses Planet Fitness of refusing to assist man who had heart attack near gym

A manager at a Pennsylvania Planet Fitness allegedly refused to allow good Samaritans to use the gym’s defibrillator on a man who had a heart attack outside.

Lawsuit accuses Planet Fitness of refusing to assist man who had heart attack

A manager at a Philadelphia-area Planet Fitness allegedly refused to allow good Samaritans to use the gym’s defibrillator on a man who suffered a heart attack outside, a lawsuit says. Guy Harris, 46, died Jan. 22 after going into cardiac arrest near a Planet Fitness in Clifton Heights, Pennsylvania, according to the wrongful death suit filed by his wife Wednesday in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas. A married father of two, Harris had been…

A manager of a Planet Fitness in the Philadelphia area allegedly refused to allow employees to use the gym defibrillator with a man who suffered a heart attack outside the gym, according to a lawsuit. Guy Harris, 46, died on January 22 after suffering a cardiac arrest near a Planet Fitness in Clifton Heights, Pennsylvania, according to his wife’s negligent homicide suit on Wednesday, April 2, at the Philadelphia Court of First Instance.