Almost nine years after discovering mold in her house, a Phoenix woman went to her state representative to find a better way for mold victims to address the legal issues that surround the problem.
Carl Seel, R-Phoenix, plans to draft new legislation that would create a clear legal process for those whose homes are affected by toxic mold, he said in a press conference Tuesday. Seel was surrounded by supporters who have had mold and believe some remediation companies are negligent.
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Carl Seel, R-Phoenix, plans to draft new legislation that would create a clear legal process for those whose homes are affected by toxic mold, he said in a press conference Tuesday. Seel was surrounded by supporters who have had mold and believe some remediation companies are negligent.
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