Lawyers Helping Victims File Lead Poisoning Claims

Exposure to lead paint can result in a host of serious medical conditions for children and adults. Interior lead paint has been banned for decades in New York City, but there are countless apartments for rent that still have it on the walls. If you or your child has suffered any type of harm because of lead poisoning, you should speak to an experienced New York injury lawyer immediately.

At the Subin Associates law firm, our lawyers fight aggressively to protect the interests of clients who have suffered ill effects from exposure to lead paint. We understand the types of injuries and conditions that can occur in these cases, and we know what it takes to recover fair compensation for you and your children. Call our New York attorneys about your lead poisoning claim at 877-265-4065.

Holding Negligent Landlords Accountable In Lead Poisoning Cases

The symptoms of lead poisoning can be very subtle and could be easily attributable to other things. Stomach pain, headaches, lack of appetite, mood swings, anemia and many other symptoms can all indicate lead poisoning. Left undiagnosed, lead poisoning can result in brain damage, organ damage, central nervous system impairments and even death.

Landlords have an obligation to inform potential renters about the presence of lead paint and to ensure a lead-free environment when a child under 7 years of age is likely to be living there. If they are negligent in this responsibility or deliberately fail to disclose the potential hazard, they can be held liable for damages. Our premises accident attorneys will seek compensation on your behalf and work to ensure that all negligent parties are held accountable.

Call Our New York Attorneys About Lead Poisoning

Contact our New York City law firm today to discuss your lead poisoning claim. We are available during regular business hours and by appointment evenings and weekends. You can reach us by phone at 877-265-4065. We take every personal injury case on a contingency basis which means that you don’t pay any attorney’s fees unless we recover compensation for you.