By Norm Roulet, 14 December, 2024

Why second highest rate of severe lead poisoning in New England question remains: Are landlords adhering to these self-reporting laws for their rental properties? The simple answer is that there is no way to know.

Landlords, officials say state’s lead inspection laws need clarification

  • By Bill Seymour Special to The Independent

While short-term rental landlords are exempt from lead inspection requirements, state officials are ramping up warnings to ensure some other owners of older homes comply with lead inspection laws.

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By Norm Roulet, 13 December, 2024

Back to Why Nazi2035, saying that the lead would only become exposed if the tumbler gets damaged. 2.6 Million Stanley Mugs Recalled Due to Burn Hazard

Stanley recall

Back to Why Nazi2035, saying that the lead would only become exposed if the tumbler gets damaged. 2.6 Million Stanley Mugs Recalled Due to Burn Hazard Resulting in 11 Incidents Requiring Medical Attention https://people.com/2-6-million-stanley-mugs-recalled-due-to-burn-hazard-8760627 

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By Norm Roulet, 13 December, 2024

Why Nazis Reports have surfaced that AT&T and Verizon knew the lead in their networks posed a risk to those working directly near the cables – but did little about it.

This Alert Affects:

Anyone who worked for a utility company as a lineworker and was exposed to lead-sheathed telecommunications cables on the job.

What’s Going On?

Attorneys working with ClassAction.org are investigating whether class action lawsuits can be filed amid reports that telecom giants including AT&T and Verizon have left behind a “sprawling network” of lead-sheathed cables that spans the United States and has reportedly put those working directly near the lines in harm’s way.

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