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Foul Odor In Home A Result of Chinese Drywall

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WCI Communities, with developments in New Jersey, Florida, Connecticut, Maryland, New York and Virginia, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Aug. 4 as it faced about $2 billion in debt. There have been reports of complaints about foul odors coming from drywall in homes built by WCI. Some have reported problems with air-conditioning, and electrical systems that have corroded. An investigation is being launched into whether Chinese-manufactured drywall used in these homes is the cause of the damage to these homes.The suspicion is that chemicals used in manufacturing the Chinese drywall cause corrosion of air-conditioning and electrical systems.

If you believe your home may have been constructed using defective Chinese drywall please contact Stark & Stark's Construction Litigation group to discuss your rights and possible remedies.

Full post as published by Construction Litigation Law Blog on February 24, 2009 (boomark / email).

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