$________ CONFIDENTIAL RECOVERY Landlord's Negligence – ________ alleges she suffered lead poisoning while residing in the ________ apartment – Cognitive deficits.

$________ CONFIDENTIAL RECOVERY Landlord’s Negligence – ________ minor suffers lead poisoning from lead paint on the premises – Cognitive deficits.

________ VERDICT – LANDLORD NEGLIGENCE – LEAD PAINT EXPOSURE – ALLEGED NEUROLOGICAL DAMAGE TO CHILD RESIDING AT PREMISES DUE TO EXPOSURE.

$________ CONFIDENTIAL RECOVERY Landlord/Tenant – Lead poisoning – Failure to remedy lead paint violations in expedient manner – Anosmia.

$________ CONFIDENTIAL RECOVERY Landlord Negligence – Lead poisoning – Minor ________ alleges cognitive and behavioral deficits due to presence of lead paint.

$________ CONFIDENTIAL RECOVERY Landlord/Tenant – Lead poisoning – Tenant ________ allege cognitive deficits as a result of ________ failure to remove lead paint.

$________ VERDICT Municipal Liability – Flaking and chipping lead based paint in Housing Authority apartment – Child resides in apartment during first two years of life – Elevations of 13 and 11 mcg/dl found on routine blood testing – Reduced IQ.

________ VERDICT Landlord/Tenant – Lead paint – Consumer fraud – Breach of warranty of habitability.

$________ VERDICT – Premises Liability – Hazardous Premises – Landlord Negligence – Lead Poisoning – Woman sues for diminished capacity as a result of lead poisoning as a child – Cognitive deficit – Diminished cognitive ability – Diminished earning capacity – ________ currently enrolled in community college and had accommodations throughout schooling.

$________ VERDICT – Landlord Negligence – Lead Exposure – Lead Poisoning – Slightly elevated blood lead levels cause cognitive deficits involving concentration and attention – Award for child who retains above-average intelligence includes $________ for future tutoring and academic services.