Northglenn
Mercury Poisoning Lawyers
The negative effects of mercury poisoning are well documented. Thankfully, most people now know to avoid mercury exposure. Unfortunately, however, there are still many ways to be exposed to mercury in circumstances that are beyond an individual’s own control. For example, mercury has historically been used as an anti-mildew agent in home paints.
If you have been exposed to mercury while on the premises of a property owned by another party, you may be able to seek financial compensation from a negligent landlord or property owner. To learn more about your legal rights in this situation, contact the Denver mercury poisoning lawyers of Hull & Zimmerman, P.C. today by calling (303) 423-1770.