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The elevator company accused of negligence in the horrifying death of a Madison Avenue ad executive has fired five employees.

A damning new report alleges that elevator maintenance company Transel is responsible for the horrific death of an advertising executive in a Madison Avenue office building.

Officials say it's becoming more apparent that the freak elevator death of ad executive Suzanne Hart last month was connected to maintenance work done on the lift on the morning of her death.

The elevator company being probed in the freak death of ad exec Suzanne Hart did not follow basic rules governing elevator maintenance, sources tell DNAinfo.

According to newly revealed Department of Buildings records, the old elevators at 285 Madison had bugs galore

A fitness trainer who was badly injured in a freak elevator accident in November has filed a lawsuit against the landlord of his building and two elevator companies—and, yup, one of the companies is Transel.

A building super says that he fell into a Transel elevator shaft because the elevator wasn't there when the doors opened.

reporters are digging into Transel's track record: Turns out another woman has sued the company after being injured in a somewhat similar accident.

Investigators trying to determine what caused Wednesday's horrific elevator death in a Madison Avenue building are focusing on a maintenance company that was working on the elevator hours before the malfunction.