Toxic mold has the potential to develop anywhere there is water or moisture. So, homes with water damage or plumbing issues or places with poor ventilation or maintenance can grow toxic mold, including commercial properties or care facilities.

You’ll need to know where the mold exposure occurred, document health symptoms linked to the exposure, and have professional testing by a licensed mold inspector that confirms the presence of toxic mold. You’ll also need medical evidence from a treating physician verifying your mold-related health conditions.

You have 2 years from the date of discovery, which is the date when you became aware of the exposure and your resulting health problems. However, never wait to contact a mold attorney in Dublin–the sooner you contact us, the faster we can work to secure crucial evidence and ensure your rights are protected.

Yes. If you have experienced health issues as a result of toxic mold exposure, especially long-term or severe ones, we can help you. Whether you were exposed at home, work, a nursing home, a hospital, or another building where negligence led to toxic mold growth, you have a case.

There are several factors that determine compensation. Your medical bills, the severity of your illness, how many liable parties there are, and your quality of life are all considered. Toxic mold cases involving multiple people are often worth the most money–these are situations such as in long-term care facilities where many people have been exposed.