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SAMPLE LEGAL CASES

Gleason v. Borough of Moosic

... This case concerns so-called "toxic mold" contamination. In 1993, a public sewer system was constructed in Moosic, Pennsylvania, by the Borough of Moosic ("the Borough"), pursuant to a written contract it executed with a construction ...

Ferraro v. County of Northampton

... Their complaint stems from injuries ranging from headaches, fatigue and depression to chronic sinusitis and diabetes, which they allegedly sustained during the course of their employment due to exposure to supposed "toxic mold" within the Prison. ...

Gleason v. MOOSIC

... This case concerns so-called "toxic mold" contamination. In 1993, a public sewer system was constructed in Moosic, Pennsylvania, by the Borough of Moosic ("the Borough"), pursuant to a written contract it executed with a construction ...

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