In 2009, St. Joseph's Hospital, Tampa was sued alleging that failure to control dust exposure from a nearby remodeling project caused Aspergillus lung infections in three children who later died. I have been unable to locate additional information on the outcome of the lawsuit.
In New York an Appeals court has allowed a tenant to sue the owners of her Manhattan apartment building for mold exposure. A report by Tom Scarlett notes that a tenants health symptoms were noted on October 1, 2003 when a new owner began renovations in the basement. The case is Cornell v. 360 W. 51st Street Realty.
More information is available from the New York Observer.
In New York an Appeals court has allowed a tenant to sue the owners of her Manhattan apartment building for mold exposure. A report by Tom Scarlett notes that a tenants health symptoms were noted on October 1, 2003 when a new owner began renovations in the basement. The case is Cornell v. 360 W. 51st Street Realty.
More information is available from the New York Observer.
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| http://www.observer.com/2012/04/mold-cases-prove-persistent-will-landlords-cough-up-cash-for-little-black-spot-suits/ |
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