Santa Rosa Lead Poisoning Lawyer

Many people mistakenly believe that lead poisoning is no longer the threat it once was because so many laws have been enacted over the years to keep people safe. Unfortunately, those laws are not always enough to protect people from the serious harm associated with lead poisoning. This is because landlords and property owners do not always take the necessary steps to ensure their premises are safe for those who enter. If you or your child has been harmed by lead exposure due to someone else’s negligence, our Santa Rosa lead poisoning lawyer can help you claim financial compensation for your injuries.

It may seem fairly clear to you that you or someone you love is suffering from lead poisoning. Still, it is important to work with a Santa Rosa lead poisoning attorney who can assist with your claim. In order to obtain the full damages you justly deserve, you need a winning offense and a strong defense. A lawyer can provide both.

As you receive treatment or care for a loved one suffering from lead poisoning, you will also need to collect evidence and documentation to prove that someone else was at fault. Now is the time for you to focus on the safety and well-being of your family, not collect evidence to prove your claim. An attorney will know what evidence is important to your claim and collect it for you.

A lawyer will also advise on the next steps to take, such as having a blood test administered by a doctor. This can prove that lead poisoning occurred at a certain time, while residing at a certain property. The other side will also argue that they are not to blame. They may say the exposure occurred somewhere else, in an effort to shield themselves from paying full damages. An attorney can shield you from the defendant’s claims of innocence so you recover the full settlement you are entitled to.

Determining who is liable for lead poisoning is not always easy, as there are many potentially liable parties. Depending on the facts of your case, liability may lie with:

• Owners of rental properties
• Landlords of apartment buildings and other rental units
• School owners and daycare administrators or owners
• Home sellers and real estate agents
• Manufacturers

When manufacturers use lead in their products and do not warn consumers, or violate federal law as a result, they can be held liable for lead poisoning injuries. Landlords and real estate sellers must also inform tenants and potential buyers of any presence of lead in the home before the move-in date so individuals can make an informed decision.

If you or someone you love has suffered from exposure, a lead poisoning attorney in Santa Rosa at Brod Law Firm can help with your case. Attorney Brod has the necessary experience these complex claims require and he will put it to work for you. Call us now at (800) 427-7020 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation and to learn more about your legal options.