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Corrosion Linked To Chinese Drywall

By Donald B. Brenner on November 30, 2009
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A recent article on CBS reports that the federal government has found a “strong association” between defective Chinese drywall and corrosion of pipes and wires in homes where the drywall has been found. This confirmation supports complaints made by thousands of homeowners throughout the United States over the last year.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission, along with the Environmental Protection Agency and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, continues to study the potential health effects, and the long-term implications of the corrosion.

You can read more on this article and the CPSC’s next steps online here.

If you suspect your home may be built with defective Chinese drywall, contact us here for a free no obligation case review.

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    Construction & Transition Litigation Law Blog
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    Stark & Stark

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