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______ Binding arbitration award of $350,000 to Plaintiff Brunner against Defendants EMCASCO Insurance Company and Michigan Claims Service d/b/a ASU. See Editor's Note. - Mold Exposure Results in Arbitration Award
Facts: A homeowner was awarded $350,000 pursuant to binding arbitration for injuries she allegedly sustained due to exposure to mold. Plaintiff homeowner received an additional sum of $120,000 pursuant to an earlier settlement.

Plaintiff Cheri Brunner owned a home in Warren. She went on vacation during the winter. When she returned, she found that her home had been broken into a...
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______ $1,800,000, including $200,000 to plaintiff's wife for loss of consortium. - Commercial Landlord Ordered to Pay Damages for Mold Exposure
Facts: A mold exposure claim against a premises owner resulted in a verdict of $1,800,000. A claim against a co-worker resulted in a defense verdict. Claims against two other defendants were dismissed prior to trial.

Plaintiff Nathan Cameron began working as a sales director for Defendant Merisel Americas in November 1988. The parent company of Merisel Americas was Defendant Mer...
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______ $5,000 - Office Employee Blames Ailments on Mold Exposure
Facts: A woman who worked in a four-story office building in downtown Cambridge claimed to have suffered multiple medical ailments as a result of toxic mold exposure. She contended the building owners were liable for her injuries because they failed to correct a roof leak that led to the toxic condition. Defendants denied liability and claimed the woman's symptoms were related to other medi...
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______ $1,180,000 - Mold Damage Claim Settles Prior to Trial
Facts: A business owner suffered multiple health defects after being exposed to toxic molds in the workplace. He claimed the molds developed due to faulty construction and the construction company that built his office was responsible. The case settled for $1,180,000.

Plaintiff Steven R. Jones owned and operated a car dealership, Steve Jones Auto Group d/b/a Steve Jones Honda, i...
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______ $270,000. Breakdown: $250,000 in non - Renter Seeks Redress for Toxic Mold Exposure
Facts: The tenant in a rental home allegedly suffered physical damages as a result of water intrusion and mold, which defendant property owner reportedly failed to remediate. A St. Mary's County jury awarded the plaintiff $270,000 in economic and non-economic damages.

Plaintiff Margaret Buckler and her husband rented a house from Defendant David Raley. The Bucklers lived in the ...
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______ VERDICT Property rights - Inverse condemnation - Alleged flooding to property as a result of construction of roadway - Mold issues.
In this inverse condemnation action, the plaintiffs alleged that the defendant's road project caused a catastrophic impact on their property due to flooding from the newly constructed roadway. The defendant maintained that any mold pre-existed the construction of the roadway. Alternatively, the defendant argued that the cross-defendant paving company was liable for the plaintiff's damages.
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______ $1,252,135 - Large Verdict for Homeowners Forced from Residence by Mold
Facts: A Circuit Court jury in Frederick County returned a $1,252,135 verdict for homeowners who alleged trespass and negligence against a city following flooding which occurred in a residence.

Plaintiffs Gary Golden and Pamela Golden pursued this action for damages against Defendant City of Brunswick. They alleged they were forced to move out of their residence due to black tox...
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______ $780,000 reduced to $20,000. Breakdown: $400,000 to Rose Odaris; $300,000 to Plaintiff Tatenda; and $60,000 to Thomas Odaris for physical harm from toxic mold. Plaintiffs were also awarded $20,000 for destruction of personal property. See Editor's Note. - Judge Sets Aside Large Verdict in Mold Exposure Case
Facts: An award of $780,000 to a family claiming illness from toxic mold exposure was reduced to $20,000 by the trial judge. The judge determined that plaintiffs failed to provide medical evidence that their physical ailments were caused by mold exposure and set aside what the jury awarded them for the alleged exposure. An award for $20,000 for destruction of personal property was affirmed ...
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______ VERDICT Property rights - Inverse condemnation - Alleged flooding to property as a result of construction of roadway - Mold issues.
In this inverse condemnation action, the plaintiffs alleged that the defendant's road project caused a catastrophic impact on their property due to flooding from the newly constructed roadway. The defendant maintained that any mold pre-existed the construction of the roadway. Alternatively, the defendant argued that the cross-defendant paving company was liable for the plaintiff's damages.
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