New York City Lead Paint Poisoning Lawyers

Lead paint has numerous attributes which have made it attractive for both industrial and home uses. It contributes a fresh look to paint, is water resistant, and prevents corrosion. However, as science has progressed, it has been discovered that lead paint is actually very toxic and a buildup of lead within the body can cause severe neurological problems, especially in children.

If you have been exposed to lead point, contact the New York City lead paint attorneys of Orlow, Orlow & Orlow, P.C. at 718-544-4100 for a thorough evaluation of your case.

How to Avoid Lead Paint Poisoning

There are numerous steps that can be taken in order to help prevent or minimize the risk of lead paint poisoning. Because both adults and children can be affected by lead paint poisoning, many of these steps should be taken regardless of whether or not your household has small children. If your house was built before 1978, you should be especially careful because the majority of these houses do have lead paint.

  • Have your local health department inspect your house in order to determine if there is lead-based paint
  • Safely remove and recoat all deteriorating paint with at least two coats of new paint
  • Do not allow children to put toys into their mouths
  • Regularly wash your and your children’s hands along with any children’s toys
  • Have a doctor check your blood for elevated levels of lead on a yearly basis

Contact Us

If you or a loved one has suffered injuries due to lead paint poisoning, contact the New York City lead paint lawyers of Orlow, Orlow & Orlow, P.C. at 718-544-4100. We will effectively and aggressively represent you and fight to win any compensation you may be owed under the law.

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