Re: Realestate disclosure fraud & mold attorney (Updated)

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On 11/27/02, TW wrote:
> On 9/14/02, Deborah A Alan wrote:
>> we need an attorney to help us with our home being sold to us
>> fraudulently lied on the disclosure & painted & covered up
>> the 7 toxic molds growing in the home the morgage comp wants
>> to get involved also
>
> All I can say is good luck Deborah. I have extensive mold in my
> home for water damages which were fully covered and originally
> being paid for by my insurance company. They even sent out
> THEIR own contractor to make repairs. Their contractor started
> tear out then quit claiming they did not have enough manpower
> to do my job. My company stated they did not want to make
repairs to my second affected bathroom yet claiming they did not
want me to go to a motel. They also did not pay me of one month
until I > discovered mold then growing. They said they wanted to
make the
> mold another claim and charged me with another deductible. Once
the mold was discovered, they paid me some funds then decided
deny the rest claiming I failed to make repairs. (Even though
they told me not to, their contractor quit and they did not pay
me before discovering mold; mold I feel they caused to grow!) I
> had my home tested for mold and found several toxic types were
> now present and in high amounts. I became very ill and even
went and had blood
> testing done. Even though I have lots of evidence and being
> told I have a good case by lawyers, no one seems to want to
> take it because it has mold involved. I am being told that
> attorneys, even those who were big mold firms, are weeding out
> mold claims due to judges, etc. It appears no matter what the
> case, if ANY mold is involved, attorneys just do not want to
> get involved anymore. Good luck to you and if you hear of any
> good attorneys, please pass their name(s) and contact numbers
> on to me if you please. Again, good luck to you guys. TW. P.S.
My company put me up in a Corporate Housing apartment which began
growing lots of mold from an upstairs commode overflow. My new
furniture became contaminated with mold and a doctor wrote that
unless my furniture was thoroughly cleaned, it would have to be
discarded. My doctor stated that I can not take the furniture
with me because I was that allergic to that type of mold. Now my
furniture has disappered and I now have to live in a small
trailer in my drive way. My company refuses to give me enough
money to get my house repaired though I have both the coverage
and enough policy limits.

Re: TOXIC MOLD TORT ATTORNEY NEEDED, 8/09/07, by Tom.

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