Q: I am Francis looking for a lawyer that represents landlords in 20yr old lead poison case
A previous tenant is trying to sue stating granddaughter have lead poisoning from visiting rental property 20yrs ago.
A: You need to contact the insurance company that provided your insurance for the property back at the time of this visit. They will be the ones likely on the hook to pay any judgment; therefore, they will select and pay for your defense lawyer to defend the case. If you fail to notify them in time to defend the case, then they may deem you are in breach of your insurance policy agreement and decline to cover the claim.
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