PHILADELPHIA, March 8 /PRNewswire/ — Insurance disputes continue to mount over who ultimately will pay the cost of any damage or injury from the use of Chinese drywall, according to Tom Hagy, CEO of HB Litigation Conferences. Hagy pointed to the …
A chemical that is being added to furniture shipments coming into the United States from China is likely the cause of a red rash people have been experiencing on the back of their legs, said WebMD Health News.
Another lawsuit regarding the ongoing Chinese drywall debacle is set to begin sometime next week. The lawsuit involves four Manatee County, Florida homes, said Bradenton.com.
MANATEE — A lawsuit involving four Manatee County homes is the latest salvo in the legal battle over Chinese drywall, which is about to go on trial for the first time next week. Taylor Woodrow Homes and Taylor Morrison Homes are suing Scottsdale …
The Times-Dispatch and the late weekly Richmond Business Journal. In September 1986, I campaigned for managed international trade and against the free trade brayed by our uncomprehending Congress.
(Vocus) March 4, 2010 — The Chinese Drywall Complaint Center is urging all homeowners who live in a subdivision or condominium in Florida, Alabama, Virginia, Louisiana, Mississippi, or Southeast Texas, where a specific type of imported Chinese …
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Senators pressed President Barack Obama ’s top trade official on Wednesday for action on a number of Chinese trade issues they said have endangered U.S. consumers and jobs. “You’ve got thousands of homeowners, who, through no …
Trade Representative Ron Kirk to demand China pay for damage and health problems caused by contaminated Chinese-made drywall. “You’ve got thousands of homeowners, who, through no fault of their own, are financially in a deep hole as a result of …
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The Obama administration is “extraordinarily concerned” about China’s giving rebates to exporters to help defray value-added taxes, or VATs, said Kirk, arguing they give Chinese exporters a competitive advantage. “We’re aware of the importance of it …