Re: Toxic mold case

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How does your present attorney feel about another law firm
taking over? Have you even told her you are looking?
Sounds like she has invested time and money pursuing this
matter for you. If you signed an agreement with her, you
will be obligated to pay her, her share of any settlement or
judgment whether she continues to work on the case or not.

On 11/12/07, D. Gris wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am one of 18 people that have come forward, by word of
> mouth, with similar health problems as a result of living
> with black mold. The health issues range from severe to
> subtle. A lawsuit has been filed and the case will go to
> court in July of 2008.
>
> Our attorney is amazing. Unfortunately she is a sole
> practitioner. This case has become a civil action. The
> discovery period is under way and we are waiting on this
> information, as such we predict many more people coming
> forth with medical problems.
>
> There is already proof that the apartment complex knew
> about the black mold before renting the various apartments
> to me and the others. I was sick for 3 months straight
> and others have been hospitalized for periods of time.
> When tenants would complain about wanting to move from the
> complex for fear of their health, management would send a
> maintenance man in to either paint over the mold growing
> through the walls or do a inadequate clean up that would
> not solve the problem. The apartment complex management
> would then charge the tenants a large fee for breaking
> their lease in order to get away from the health hazard.
> A lot of the tenants do not have the kind of money it
> takes to get up and go, so the complex would seemingly
> hold the tenants in a hostage state to suffer through the
> more and more severe health problems.
>
> Our medical expert has beaten the Daubert Challenge in
> several toxic mold cases and is willing to treat all of
> the victims together at a discounted fixed price. He is
> confident and credible.
>
> We need a law firm with resources to come in and take over
> the case. The apartment complex is worth over 10 million
> and the note is held by a large bank. The owner of the
> complex is in panic and they are attempting to remediate,
> but are doing so without experts. The state health
> department has been notified and news agencies are
> interested in the story.
>
> The defendant has hired a large firm and we are looking as
> well. Does anybody have advice or experience?
>
> Please contact me:
>
> D. Gris
>
> damiangris@yahoo.com
>