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Lead poisoning can lead to serious and lifelong problems that require serious compensation. If you or your loved one was exposed to lead paint and that encounter resulted in lead poisoning, you need an advocate who will relentlessly pursue justice on your behalf. At Brown & Barron, LLC, our attorneys are committed to providing compassionate, skilled, and aggressive representation for those who have been wronged. We are not afraid to stand up to power and demand rightful compensation and change for our clients. As leaders in the field of lead paint poisoning litigation, you can trust our attorneys to represent your family’s best interests. We’ve secured millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements for our clients who have been exposed to and injured by hazardous lead paint, and we continue to work tirelessly to see that other victims of lead paint poisoning receive the compensation they rightfully deserve.
Lead Paint Poisoning Can Have Devastating Consequences for Those Who Are Exposed.
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The Lead Paint Poisoning Attorneys at Brown & Barron:
- Have 30+ Years of Combined Experience with Lead Paint Poisoning Lawsuits
- Have recovered over $70 million for victims of lead paint poisoning
- Have secured multiple $1,000,000+ verdicts on behalf of victims of lead paint poisoning
- Have successfully argued lead paint cases, multiple times, before the Supreme Court of Maryland, helping to create laws more favorable for lead paint poisoning victims.
We Provide Counsel & Advocacy in a Wide Range of Cases
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Client Testimonials:
- The lawyers at Brown & Barron got a great result for me. They even drove out-of-state to see me and to talk to me about my case.
- D.D. - Brian and Leah answered all my questions, and the staff was always available and courteous. They did a great job with my case, and I would recommend them to anyone who asked.
- B.M. - I really appreciated the staff at Brown & Barron. All the legal assistants made me feel comfortable and at ease with a complicated legal problem.
- D.P. - The lawyers at Brown & Barron worked very hard on my case. I was very happy with how my case turned out.
- N.T. - I always felt comfortable here at Brown & Barron. I felt very well taken care of by the staff and the lawyers. They even listened to me about situations and issues outside of my case. I was very happy with their results.
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Commonly Asked Questions: Lead Paint Claims
- What Is Lead Paint Poisoning?
When your body absorbs too much lead by breathing in or swallowing lead-based paint or lead paint dust, lead poisoning can occur. It can have lasting effects on many parts of the body. - Can Lead Poisoning Be Treated?
Unfortunately, lead paint poisoning causes permanent brain injury, and its damage cannot be reversed. - Do I Have a Case?
If you or your loved one was exposed to lead paint as a result of someone else's negligence, you may be entitled to compensation. Whether your landlord neglected necessary maintenance or your contractor failed to take proper safety precautions, we can help you determine if you have a case. - How Much Is My Case Worth?
In short, your compensation should be equal to the damage you have sustained. Compensation can include medical bills, lost wages, as well as pain and suffering.
About Brown & Barron, LLC
At Brown & Barron, LLC, we believe that those whose negligent behavior causes serious harm to others should be held accountable. That is why we do what we do. We fight tirelessly to see our clients and their families rightfully compensated for any type of damage that they have suffered. When our attorneys take on a case, we approach it with determination and an unflagging desire to do right by our clients. Our goal is to win your case and achieve justice so you can feel both secure and safe.
Did You Know?
- Millions of children in the United States of America are affected by lead paint poisoning.
- Lead paint is most commonly found in homes built before 1978.
- Children under six and pregnant women are at high risk of being affected by lead poisoning.
- The most common forms of lead poisoning occur when a child inhales lead paint dust or eats lead paint chips.
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