Practice areas
Lead poisoning
Lead can cause permanent harm, especially in children. Common sources are lead paint in older homes, contaminated pipes and certain household products.
How the firm helps
Evaluation
Identifying the source of the exposure and the responsibility of owners, manufacturers or municipal entities.
Claim
Medical expenses, ongoing treatment and compensation for damages.
Representation
In negotiations and in court.
What to do if you suspect lead exposure
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Get medical tests to confirm blood lead levels.
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Document the possible source: peeling paint, water, products.
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Keep all medical records of the treatment.
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Consult the firm.
General guidance. Your specific case is reviewed in the free consultation.
Frequently asked questions
What are the symptoms?
Abdominal pain, developmental problems in children, fatigue, headache and, in severe cases, seizures. A blood test confirms the diagnosis.
Who can be held responsible?
Depending on the facts, the property owner, the municipality or the manufacturer of the contaminated product.
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