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: Construction Litigation Law BlogTimeline of Chinese Drywall
2006 - 2007
Homeowner complaints of "rotten egg" smell
November 2006
CTEH (Center for Toxicology and Environmental Health) air sampling report prepared for Knauf
June 2008
Florida Department of Health receives its first call of sulfur odors in homes
August 2008
Inquires about sulfur odors and copper corrosion
EPA considers gypsum as possible source, but not viewed as widespread
September 2008
Environ investigates homes for Lennar
October 2008
Florida Department of Health hires state toxicologist (Dr. David Krause)
November 2008
Consumer Product Safety Commission contacted
December 2008
Media interest increases
January 2009
DOH receives Environ and Knauf reports
Federal Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry offers assistance
DOH inspects and samples 12 homes
Knauf et al litigation filings
February 2009
FL state toxicologist presentation on drywall
FL DOH summary report
March 2009
Media briefing by DOH
Environ informs that sulfur is at 20x higher in Chinese Drywall
April 2009
FEMA gets involved
DOH surgeon general and state toxicologist tour homes with Representative Wexler and Senator Nelson
NIOSH asked to assess occupational health hazards during home remediation
Virginia homeowners begin to file lawsuits
Full post as published by Construction Litigation Law Blog on June 04, 2009 (boomark / email).
Chinese Drywall Lawsuit Filed Against Nevada Home Builders
Chinese Drywall Lawsuit Filed Against Nevada Home Builders
Chinese Drywall
Homeowners Complain of Sulfur Smell, Corroded Pipes
Breakthrough Settlement Reached In Chinese Drywall Litigation
Chinese Drywall Litigation Breakthrough Settlement Reached
Feature Film Piracy
Chinese company settles piracy suit with Hollywood studios.
Newspaper Employees
Chinese Daily News must pay $5.19 million class action settlement for failing to pay overtime.

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Chinese Drywall: A Builder's Perspective
Home 'Stink' Home with Defective Chinese Drywall
Chinese Drywall Class Actions Consolidated in New Orleans
Expert Witness Says Chinese Drywall is Spreading
IRS: Defective Chinese Drywall May Qualify for Casualty Loss Deduction
Chinese Drywall Class Action Lawsuits
Chinese Drywall Causing Massive Headaches for Homeowners
Lawyers Flocking to Chinese Drywall Cases
"What Percentage of Sulfur is Acceptable in Chinese Drywall"







