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What Are the Long-Term Health Effects from Lead Paint Exposure?
Posted on behalf of Peter T. Nicholl in Lead Paint Poisoning Published on December 12, 2019Although lead-based paint was once widely used in households and buildings built before 1978, lead can still be found in batteries, cosmetics and jewelry. Lead poisoning can lead to several long-term health effects that may require extensive medical treatment and cause life-altering changes in a person’s life. If you or a loved one has suffered […]
Read moreReducing Lead Hazards During a Home Renovation or Remodel
Posted on behalf of Peter T. Nicholl in Lead Paint Poisoning Published on October 30, 2019Lead poisoning is a serious risk to families living in an older home. If you are planning to renovate or remodel a home that has lead in it, it is important that you take steps to reduce possible lead hazards. If you are concerned about lead in your home, contact an experienced Maryland lead paint […]
Read morePreventing Lead Paint Exposure in Children
Posted on behalf of Peter T. Nicholl in Lead Paint Poisoning Published on October 04, 2019Ingestion or skin contact with lead paint can cause serious health risks to children. It is important to learn where a child can come into contact with this harmful substance and limit exposure if possible. Prevention starts through learning what has lead paint in it and how to avoid these items. If your child has […]
Read moreHow an Attorney May Build a Lead Paint Poisoning Case
Posted on behalf of Peter T. Nicholl in Lead Paint Poisoning Published on August 13, 2019If you have been exposed to lead paint and developed health issues, you may be eligible to file a claim for compensation. You must prove another party is liable for your exposure to lead to have a chance of obtaining compensation. Below, learn more about the challenges of building a lead paint poisoning case and […]
Read moreSuing Your Landlord for Lead Paint Poisoning Hazards
Posted on behalf of Peter T. Nicholl in Lead Paint Poisoning Published on August 02, 2019Lead paint has been a major part of industrial and construction material and found in many older homes today. The particles in lead paint present numerous health hazards and victims may be eligible for a lawsuit if they can prove another party is liable for their exposure. Find out more about lead paint and if you […]
Read moreSigns of Lead Paint and Tests to Confirm It
Posted on behalf of Peter T. Nicholl in Lead Paint Poisoning Published on June 19, 2019Lead paint and asbestos are two substances that were very popular for a number of years before it was widely known they caused serious and sometimes life-threatening health problems. However, the odds of asbestos exposure occurring in a home built after the late 1970s are pretty low, while the odds of lead paint exposure could […]
Read moreWhat are Your Options for Removing Lead Paint from Your House?
Posted on behalf of Peter T. Nicholl in Lead Paint Poisoning Published on February 01, 2019If you discover lead paint in your home, your first thought might be to move as quickly as possible. However, it is also possible to pay to have the lead paint safely removed from the home to prevent you or your family members from being exposed to it, including the harmful dust it can leave […]
Read morePeter T. Nicholl Law Offices Secures $3 Million Jury Verdict in Lead Paint Poisoning Lawsuit
Posted on behalf of Peter T. Nicholl in Lead Paint Poisoning Published on December 21, 2018This week, our client Starlena Stevenson was awarded $3 million by a Baltimore City jury in her lawsuit over exposure to lead-based paint when she was a child. The jury award consists of $1 million in economic damages and $2 million in non-economic damages. Stevenson has permanent brain damage because she was exposed to chipped […]
Read moreWhat are Your Rights When Renting a Home with a High Risk for Lead Paint?
Posted on behalf of Peter T. Nicholl in Lead Paint Poisoning Published on November 20, 2018Are you planning to rent property that was built before 1978? If you are, you could be at risk for exposure to lead paint, which can cause many severe health problems. This is why you need to know your rights as a renter when moving into a property with a higher risk of containing lead […]
Read moreWhat are the Signs of Lead Paint Exposure?
Posted on behalf of Peter T. Nicholl in Lead Paint Poisoning Published on October 16, 2018Maryland has many old buildings that were built before lead paint was made illegal in 1978. This means residents are still at risk for being exposed to lead paint and suffering serious health problems. This is why you should educate yourself on the signs of lead paint exposure in case you or a loved one […]
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