Can I Sue My Landlord for Lead Paint?
In Connecticut, lead paint and poisoning are among the most common environmental hazards. According to the Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH) , around 140,000 children aged six years and under have elevated blood lead levels since 2012. Exposure to lead can cause various health problems, including brain damage, behavioral problems, and learning disabilities . If you believe that your child has been exposed to lead paint, you may be considering filing a lawsuit against your landlord. But is this a viable option? And what are your chances of winning? In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at lead paint and landlords. We'll discuss the risks involved with owning a property with lead paint, as well as the steps you can take to protect yourself. So, whether you're a landlord or just curious about the topic, keep reading for more information. Were You Given Any Disclosure About It? When it comes to lead paint, there is a duty of disclosure upon the l...