This Just In piece reporting that Maine officials are discussing whether to sue paint manufacturers for lead exposure, following a landmark decision holding paint companies responsible for lead-poisoned children in Rhode Island. Linda Conti, chief of the Maine attorney general\u27s consumer-protection division, confirmed that two Maine officials attended a lead litigation conference last month. According to state officials, lead poisons more than 1,000 Maine children each year. Sandra Roseberry and other local activists have been urging the Maine Attorney General\u27s office to sue former lead pigment manufacturers to remove all lead from all of Maine\u27s homes
The Environmental Defense Fund in March 1990 estimated that 12 percent of Portland children between ...
News & Issues piece on the presence of mercury in the sediments and aquatic life of the Penobscot R...
Business Maine: Northern piece reporting that a federal appeals court recently ordered Mallinckrodt...
This Just In piece reporting that Maine officials are discussing whether to sue paint manufacturers...
Cover Story piece on lead, which was identified in a recent Maine health survey as a preventable en...
News piece on James Roux, a Portland attorney, who is developing a specialty practice, litigating o...
News & Issues piece on the campaign to combat lead poisoning in Maine. The Healthy Maine 2000 repo...
Business Maine: Northern piece reporting that the former owner of a defunct chemical factory in Orr...
Although largely hidden from the public eye, childhood lead poisoning has been identified as one of ...
This is a public writing capstone project that explores the current issue of lead poisoning in Lewis...
The rate of lead poisoning in Lewiston, Maine, is three times higher than the Maine state average (L...
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ordered the removal of lead from house paint in 1978. Ye...
In the past, mass tort litigation has arisen in the contexts of asbestos, tobacco, environmental con...
News piece on a lawsuit brought by two Maine environmental groups, including the Maine People\u27s ...
The Maine Legislature established the Lead Poisoning Prevention Fund (22 MRSA c. 252 §1322-E) in 200...
The Environmental Defense Fund in March 1990 estimated that 12 percent of Portland children between ...
News & Issues piece on the presence of mercury in the sediments and aquatic life of the Penobscot R...
Business Maine: Northern piece reporting that a federal appeals court recently ordered Mallinckrodt...
This Just In piece reporting that Maine officials are discussing whether to sue paint manufacturers...
Cover Story piece on lead, which was identified in a recent Maine health survey as a preventable en...
News piece on James Roux, a Portland attorney, who is developing a specialty practice, litigating o...
News & Issues piece on the campaign to combat lead poisoning in Maine. The Healthy Maine 2000 repo...
Business Maine: Northern piece reporting that the former owner of a defunct chemical factory in Orr...
Although largely hidden from the public eye, childhood lead poisoning has been identified as one of ...
This is a public writing capstone project that explores the current issue of lead poisoning in Lewis...
The rate of lead poisoning in Lewiston, Maine, is three times higher than the Maine state average (L...
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ordered the removal of lead from house paint in 1978. Ye...
In the past, mass tort litigation has arisen in the contexts of asbestos, tobacco, environmental con...
News piece on a lawsuit brought by two Maine environmental groups, including the Maine People\u27s ...
The Maine Legislature established the Lead Poisoning Prevention Fund (22 MRSA c. 252 §1322-E) in 200...
The Environmental Defense Fund in March 1990 estimated that 12 percent of Portland children between ...
News & Issues piece on the presence of mercury in the sediments and aquatic life of the Penobscot R...
Business Maine: Northern piece reporting that a federal appeals court recently ordered Mallinckrodt...