More than 100 plaintiffs claimed mold in their units in Texas-based company Lincoln Military Housing. On Wednesday, September 25, Senior U.S. District Judge Robert Doumar ruled that these cases may be tried in a federal court.<\/p>\n
The cases already in federal court include 11 plaintiffs from four Lincoln-managed complexes: Musket Road near Joint Base Eustis; Norwich Manor outside Norfolk Naval Station; and Shelton Circle and Sandpiper Crescent near Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek in Virginia Beach.<\/p>\n
According to the lead plaintiff\u2019s attorney, a dozen or so cases have been filed in state courts, and are waiting to be consolidated with those filed in federal court.<\/p>\n
Asthma and inflammation of the nasal passages may be caused by exposure to mold.<\/p>\n
If you or a loved one have suffered from mold exposure, you may consider taking legal action. Please contact our Norfolk personal injury<\/a> attorneys at Joe Miller Law<\/a> by calling (888) 694-1671 to discuss your situation today.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" More than 100 plaintiffs claimed mold in their units in Texas-based company Lincoln Military Housing. On Wednesday, September 25, Senior U.S. District Judge Robert Doumar ruled that these cases may be tried in a federal court. The cases already in federal court include 11 plaintiffs from four Lincoln-managed complexes: Musket Road near Joint Base Eustis; … <\/p>\n