If a contractor doesn't follow EPA RRP rules & the home is consequently contaminated with lead, can the contract be terminated?
Whether you can terminate a contract depends on the terms of the contract. But not purely as a matter of law.
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Whether you can terminate a contract depends on the terms of the contract. But not purely as a matter of law.
An environmental attorney is what you need. I don't know why you wouldn't be able to live inside the house because of contamination of soil outside.
Either an environmental or personal injury lawyer can help you. You will also need a doctor to weigh in.
Illegal dumping is a criminal matter. Have you involved local law enforcement? To deal with the offender yourself you will want a Wisconsin...
Not a Texas lawyer so answering under federal law. It sounds as if you have a contract with this Olshan person or entity. If they broke up floor...
Really, you live in New York City and this is the noise you complain about? If the noise it is emitting complies with city and state noise limits...
An environmental engineer or consultant will be able to trace where those pipes go to/come from. They will also be able to sample what is blowing...
You can call the local or state environmental agency and report this. They will probably keep your name out of it, and probably will appreciate...
You should consult with an environmental lawyer or environmental litigator licensed in your state. Time is important.
Not a MA lawyer, but the answer is yes, if the acts are illegal in some way. But not just because you don't want it nearby.