January 19, 2012 Comments Off on Lead-paint verdict against HABC overturned on appeal
The $2.5 million lead-paint verdict that spurred a move to seize and auction vehicles owned by the Housing Authority of Baltimore City was reversed on appeal Thursday afternoon. The Court of Special Appeals said the case should never have gone ...
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Read More »October 24, 2011 Comments Off on Court of Appeals removes statutory hurdle in lead paint cases
In a victory for lead-poisoning victims, Maryland’s top court Monday struck down as unconstitutional a statutory provision that immunized landlords of older properties from liability if they met state registration requirements and offered $17,000 payments for the medical expenses of ...
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Read More »September 15, 2011 Comments Off on Lead paint lawsuit targets Kennedy Krieger
Two Baltimore lawyers have filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of at least 75 families they say were poisoned while participating in a lead-paint abatement study performed by the Kennedy Krieger Institute in the mid-1990s. Thomas F. Yost Jr. of ...
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Read More »June 2, 2011 Comments Off on The Daily Record News Quiz: May 30 – June 3
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Read More »May 30, 2011 Comments Off on Lead-paint lawsuit against housing authority dismissed
The courthouse doors are closed to an alleged victim of childhood lead-paint poisoning who failed to notify the Housing Authority of Baltimore City within 180 days after being diagnosed with an elevated blood lead level, a Maryland appeals court has ...
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