Chinese Drywall Toxic?

The Florida Supreme Court has approved an emergency suspension ordering involving attorney Jeremy Alters, a big Democratic party contributor who has been active in BP PLC oil spill, and bank overdraft fee litigation. The petition …

Associated Press Wednesday, September 7, 2011 MIAMI — Hundreds of Floridians potentially want to opt out of a proposed $55 million federal settlement over faulty Chinese drywall in hopes of pursuing individual lawsuits in state courts, the attorney for two families said Wednesday. The attorney, David Durkee, said a hearing Friday in Broward County could [...]

An attorney in the Chinese drywall litigation is urging clients to sign on to a settlement with Banner Supply that might only net each homeowner $4,000 after attorneys’ fees. That’s because the deal is probably the best they can expect from the Florida-based supplier. What’s more, it only applies to Banner, and claimants could [...]

David Durkee, ESQ. describes the causes and affects of Chinese drywall and what your legal rights are.

MIAMI (AP) — Florida’s public insurance company has again reversed course on its coverage for homes with tainted Chinese drywall, telling some owners it will suspend such policies, an attorney for the victims said Monday. Attorney David Durkee , who …

MIAMI (AP) — Florida’s public insurance company has again reversed course on its coverage for homes with tainted Chinese drywall, telling some owners it will suspend such policies, an attorney for the victims said Monday. Attorney David Durkee, who …

MIAMI — Florida’s public insurance company has again reversed course on its coverage for homes with tainted Chinese drywall, telling some owners it will suspend such policies, an attorney for the victims said Monday.

Washington, DC : Attorney Gary E. Mason can attest to the fact that the Chinese drywall litigation isn’t cut-and-dried. “At the August status conference, US District Court Judge Fallon said the case was ‘rapidly …

MIAMI, June 3 (UPI) — Building material suppliers were aware in 2006 a Chinese drywall product that was emitting an odor had gone into thousands of homes, court papers say.

A Miami drywall distributor knew it had supplied problematic imported wallboard to home builders four years ago, according to a confidential agreement it signed with a major Chinese drywall manufacturer.