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Builders brace for lawsuits over odor-emitting drywall

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Levin & Perconti has blogged on this odor-emitting drywall before and now builders are bracing for personal injury lawsuits. Recently, tainted Chinese-made drywall emitted sulfuric fumes that corroded the unit?s coils and raised an occasional stink. At no charge, the company has agreed to strip out the low-quality drywall and replace it.

To read more about the ensuing personal injury lawsuits.

Full post as published by Illinois Injury Lawyer Blog on March 23, 2009 (boomark / email).

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