Lead Paint Exposure

Lead contained in paint and gasoline is banned in the U.S., but it persists in the environment in house dust and paint chips, particularly in poorer neighborhoods. Lead-based paints were commonly used in the 1950s and '60s. According to the Alliance to End Childhood Lead Poisoning, 30 million U.S. homes...MORE >>

Related Information

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Links and Resources

• Lead Paint Info Center
• Home Inspection Directory
• Landlord Tenant Law
• Lead Resources
• Environmental Protection Agency (EPA): Lead Hazard Information Packet

Featured Articles on Lead Paint

• April 27, 2010 - Judges Want Jurors to Log Offline
• December 29, 2009 - Court Again Delays DuPont Appeal Ruling
• December 2, 2009 - One-Third of U.S. Toys Still Have Toxins
• November 4, 2009 - Family Awarded .5 Million in Lead-Paint Case
• July 15, 2009 - Wisconsin Supreme Court Backs Paint Companies
• July 8, 2009 - Toy Companies Pay Penalty for Violation of Lead Paint Standards
• March 20, 2009 - Jurors' Use of the Internet Upsets the Scales of Justice
• March 20, 2009 - Motorbike Sale to Defy Lead Law
• February 17, 2009 - Lead Law Throttles Youth Powersports
• April 16, 2008 - Website Makes Suing Easy
• October 04, 2007 - Scout Badges Recalled Over Lead Concerns
• June 14 2007 - DuPont wins battle against dioxin lawsuit
• June 07 2007 - Mississippi Supreme Court allows paint suit to go to trial
• May 30 2007 - Lawsuit over lead paint goes to trial
• September 21 2006- Rhode Island city targets paint firms
• January 11, 2006 - Lead Law Unconstitutional
• December 1, 2005 - Tougher Penalties For Lead Based Paint Suggested
• October 30, 2005 - Lead Level of Chocolate Studied
• July 1, 2005 - Landmark RI Lawsuit Moves Forward
• May 10, 2005 - EPA Avoids Lead-Based Paint Rules
• February 4, 2005 - Lead Law Ruling Reaffirmed
• January 16, 2005 - Lead Exposure Case Dismissal Upheld
• December 13, 2004 - Cataracts & Lead Exposure
• April 30, 2004 - Private donations sought to help alleviate lead poisoning problem in Richmond, VA.
• February 23, 2004 - NYC passes new laws dealing with lead poisoning
• April 18, 2003 - Low-Level Lead Exposure May Impair Cognitive Abilities
• January 22, 2003 - Rhode Island Court Dispute over Lead Paint Responsibility Continues
• October 29, 2002 - The Federal Government Gives $2.1 Million
• October 24, 2002 - Court Disallows Punitive Damages
• October 4, 2002 - City to Landlords: Make Buildings Unleaded
• October 4, 2002 - Law Center Didn't Notify its Tenants of Risks of Lead Paint
• October 12, 2001 - Lead Paint Lawsuit to Proceed
• September 20, 2001-Lead paint rule could limit research in Md.
• July 29, 2001 - Lifting the Lid on Lead Paint's Fearful Legacy
• Jul-24-2001 Paint firms say they want cities' lawsuit tossed
• May-01-2001-Got lead? The answer may very well surprise many apartment owners
• May-01 2001 Painters' Suit Alleges Exposure to Lead Hazards.
• April 27, 2001 Judge gives green light to lead paint lawsuits
• Apr-10-2001 City of Milwaukee Files Complaint against Lead Paint Companies; Action Seeks Payment for Cleanup of City's Contaminated Properties

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