Semo Management Group, LLC bypassed critical federal safety laws designed to protect families from permanent neurological damage. By failing to provide required lead-paint hazard disclosures and safety pamphlets to tenants in Charleston and Sikeston, Missouri, they ignored the basic health…
TL;DR Nebraskaland Siding & Windows ignored some pretty important fucking federal safety laws while renovating five residential properties in Lincoln, Nebraska: They failed to assign certified lead renovators, neglected to provide residents with required lead-hazard warnings, and failed to keep…
JB&D Siding and Window Company, Inc. endangered Illinois residents by ignoring federal safety protocols designed to prevent lead poisoning. During home renovations on “target housing” built before 1978, they totally failed to assign certified lead-safety supervisors and also neglected both…
TLDR JMS Companies, operating under the name Choice Property Management, systematically ignored federal safety laws designed to protect families from toxic lead exposure. For nearly five years, the company leased dozens of older homes in Indiana without informing tenants of…
TLDR Cagan Management Group, a major real estate firm, systematically failed to disclose life-altering lead paint hazards to families across Chicago and Evanston for years. Despite possessing official health department reports and internal records confirming the presence of toxic lead,…
TLDR: Summary of Alleged Corporate Misconduct According to the EPA, A. B. Coating & Repair, Inc. performed renovation work on a pre-1978 residential property in Sarasota, Florida, without the required EPA firm certification or a certified renovator to oversee the…
TL;DRAccording to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Smart Maintenance, LLC conducted renovation work in pre-1978 housing without required EPA certification and without following federally mandated lead-safety work practices. The renovation failed to contain hazardous waste, allowed lead-contaminated dust and debris…
Lowe’s got accused by the United States federal government of repeatedly failing to follow federal lead-safety rules when arranging renovation work in older homes and child-occupied facilities, which lead to a Second Consent Decree from the Environmental Protection Agency. This…
TL;DR: Federal regulators allege Fortune Painting Company (which does business as Fortune Restoration) performed renovation work at a dozen pre-1978 homes without assigning a certified lead-safe renovator or keeping the records that prove basic safety steps. Fortune Painting also failed…
TL;DR: EPA inspectors found that RK Contractors performed paid renovation work in older Kansas City homes without the legally required EPA firm certification, without assigning a certified renovator, without keeping proof of safe-work practices, and without giving owners the mandated…