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: Construction Litigation Law BlogChinese Drywall Victims Form Group, Target White House for Help
Last week, Port St. Lucie homeowner, Tirzah Pestenski, called the White House and invited Presidnet Obama over so he could witness firsthand the devastating effects defective Chinese drywall has had on her home. Pestenski is part of a small group of homeowners who have begun making calls to the White House asking for assistance to the growing Chinese drywall epidemic. Pestenski and the other members of her group, are frustrated by the lack of assistance they have received from the government in response to the national drywall problem.
Last week, United States Senator Bill Nelson, sent a letter to the White House requesting the President to "create a 'one-stop' federal Drywall Assistance Center" that homeowners can go to for information and resources regarding the defective drywall.
You can read more on Pestenski?s story online here.
If you suspect your home may be built with defective Chinese drywall, contact us here for a free no obligation case review.
Full post as published by Construction Litigation Law Blog on August 19, 2009 (boomark / email).
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