December 20, 2011 (Press-News.org) Lead was used in a wide range of consumer and commercial products over the last century. Unfortunately, lead is also a highly toxic metal that is known to cause serious health problems and even death. The most common source of lead poisoning today is lead-based paint. While lead paint has been removed from buildings in the past few decades, lead paint chips and lead dust are still a common sight in many apartment buildings. These problems are especially bad in low-rent buildings, most of which have not been rehabbed.
Children have the greatest risk of developing lead poisoning. In part, because many of their internal organs and systems are still developing, and in part because children simply cannot handle the same lead levels that an adult can.
At Simon Eisenberg & Baum, LLP, New York lead poisoning attorneys represent adult and child clients in lead poisoning lawsuits throughout the New York City and northern New Jersey region. In previous actions, our law firm has taken on property management companies, employers, insurance carriers and individual "slumlords" as well. As a result, we are knowledgeable regarding both the medical and legal aspects of lead poisoning cases, and we have the resources needed to properly prepare and pursue your claims for fair compensation.
Our Manhattan personal injury attorneys handle lead poisoning lawsuits on a contingent fee basis, which means you will not be responsible for any legal fees unless a settlement or verdict award is secured on your behalf.
Simon Eisenberg & Baum is a respected New York City firm dedicated to helping the injured and those harmed by unfair employment practices. Our New York Injury Attorneys have extensive experience handling complex litigation involving car accidents, construction accidents, workplace discrimination and other sensitive legal issues. Visit their website http://www.sebinjury.com/Toxic-Torts/Lead-Paint.shtml for more information or call them at 888-246-6083 to discuss you legal options.
New York Lead Poisoning Lawsuits
The most common source of lead poisoning today is lead-based paint. While lead paint has been removed from buildings in the past few decades, lead paint chips and lead dust are still a common sight in many apartment buildings.
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[Press-News.org] New York Lead Poisoning LawsuitsThe most common source of lead poisoning today is lead-based paint. While lead paint has been removed from buildings in the past few decades, lead paint chips and lead dust are still a common sight in many apartment buildings.