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: Bodily Injury BlogJury: Apartment Company Negligent for Toxic Mold
By Edward Bills
An Arizona jury has ordered an upscale apartment complex and its parent company to pay $3.3 million to a former resident who was sickened by toxic mold. Robin Minium suffered permanent injuries that prevent her from performing basic day-to-day activities such as holding a job or balancing her checkbook, according to an attorney for the woman. An attorney for the defendant Pillar Communities LLC said they will likely appeal the verdict.
Full post as published by Bodily Injury Blog on May 04, 2009 (boomark / email).
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