During the COVID-19 pandemic the government is ordering people to stay at home to stop the spread of this disease. Health experts believe that people will be safer from the comfort of their own homes.
While this may be true for stopping the spread of COVID-19, it is not true for other health hazards people can experience in their homes.
In substandard housing many people face health hazards such as:
- Lead poisoning,
- Roaches,
- Faulty wiring,
- Black mold and;
- Water leaks
These threats pose serious issues even when people are not in quarantine. So, the impact of these could be even more intense now than they ever were before.
After COVID-19, we run the risk of encountering a new wave of health problems due to these poor living conditions.
In this interview from LAist, you can learn more about how these health threats can effect you and your child:
Are You Facing Health Hazards in Substandard Housing?
If you are facing any of the health hazards listed above, we can help. Our experienced attorneys have won millions of dollars in damages for their clients and can provide you with the resources you need. Call or contact us online today to schedule your free consultation.
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