Chinese Drywall Toxic?

News conference scheduled

Knauf Plasterboard Tianjin, a major manufacturer of problem imported from China, and the plaintiffs’ steering committee in the national litigation consolidated in federal court in New Orleans have scheduled a Thursday …

A judge on Thursday is to review a proposed $54.5 million settlement agreement with Banner Supply Co., the Miami-based company that supplied the corrosive Chinese drywall board in thousands of homes across Florida. While the proposed multimillion-dollar settlement might sound generous, some attorneys are questioning whether it’s enough money to truly help homeowners.

Homeowners stuck with tainted Chinese drywall could be eligible for big tax breaks.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Homeowners stuck with tainted Chinese drywall could be eligible for big tax breaks. The Internal Revenue Service said Thursday it would consider granting a tax deduction for homeowners who can prove they have suffered “sudden …

The Mandeville City Council will introduce at its meeting Thursday night a measure that if approved would provide victims of Chinese drywall some relief.

Some homeowners would get help fixing problems caused by trouble-plagued Chinese drywall under a $5 million plan that is being sent to state lawmakers after winning the unanimous backing Thursday of the Louisiana Recovery Authority.

State of emergency sought for Chinese drywall Does your home have defective Chinese drywall? Chinese drywall test results due Thursday Report: Chinese drywall not a radiation risk Sen. Nelson wants to ban Chinese drywall TAMPA, FL — The state of …

Following an announcement this week regarding Chinese drywall litigation, the Miami Herald just announced that Florida State is sponsoring The Technical Symposium on Corrosive Imported Drywall to discuss the problem. The Symposium is scheduled in Tampa for Thursday and Friday.

TAMPA — The state of Florida is sponsoring a symposium to discuss issues related to Chinese drywall. The Technical Symposium on Corrosive Imported Drywall will take place Thursday and Friday in Tampa.