• Tox-Chat
• Chatboards
  • ToxBoard (Gen)
  • Black Mold
  • Building Supplies
  • Class Actions
  • EPA/CDC/NIH
  • Food Additives
  • Legal Experts
  • Fen-Phen
  • Fiberglass
  • Govt Claims
  • Gulf War Syndrome
  • Medical Implants
  • MCS/MCSS
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Remediation
  • Herbal Supplements
  • Tobacco Claims
  • Workplace Exposure
• Jobs
• Chem-Tracker
• Live Chat
• Classifieds
• Advertising

Post: Unknowingly removing asbestos

Posted by Greg Weatherman on 5/15/04

For anyone who may know,

I have seen occasions where more than one consultant
investigating water damage situations where microbial
growth has occured and they directed a contractor to remove
building materials that may contain asbestos given the date
of the properties (1950's and 1060's).

I know the contractors have violated federal law. What
civil relief can they get for the bad directions by the
consultants who are highly paid pump jockeys?

What about the libility of the property owner even if they
are in the dark?

I have walked from several jobs refusing to do it the cheap
way. I just wonder if any lawyers are looking at this
common problem in the mold remediation industry.

Regards,

Greg Weatherman
Aerobiological Solutions Inc.
Arlington VA 22202

gw@aerobiological.com

Posts on this thread, including this one

Unknowingly removing asbestos, 5/15/04, by Greg Weatherman.

Re: Unknowingly removing asbestos, 5/26/04, by Al Tibbs, CIAQT.

Other Chatboards in this Category...

Web Toxlaw.com

Site Map: Jump to... = TOXLAW FORUM = ToxBoard Food Additives Asbestos Black Mold Building Supplies Class Actions EPA/CDC/NIH Legal Experts Fen-Phen Claims Fiberglass Govt Claims Gulf War Syndrome Medical Implants MCS/MCSS Pharmaceuticals Remediation Herbal Supplements Tobacco Workplace Exposures --------- = COUNSEL.NET = Chatboards Mailrings Attorney New Attorneys Solo Practice Law Students Paralegals Court Reporters = PRACTICE AREAS = Torts/Personal Injury Products Liability Business Law Criminal Law Employment Law Family Law Intellectual Property Workers Comp = SPECIAL INTEREST = Legal Questions Legal Technology Legal Research Legal Ethics Lawyer Marketing = CONLAW FORUMS = 1st Amendment 2nd Amendment Due Process Equal Rights Privacy Rights = CAREER FORUM = Jobhunter Jobs North East Jobs South East Jobs North West Jobs South West Jobs Abroad

Home

Search

Contacts

Chatboards

Mailrings

Jobs

Legal Tools

Advertise

© 1996 - 2007. All Rights Reserved. Please review our Terms of Use, Mission Statement, and Privacy Policy.