Q: I have mold and have acquired health issues from the exposure. It was over a month before the mold was addressed.
How can my landlord be accountable? In Frederick, Maryland
A:
Mold can be tricky. You may be able to sustain a case based on negligence and breach of contract, if you have a mold test (indoor air quality & core sample test) that shows elevated mold levels in the home and can prove the mold caused you physical harm and/or property damage.
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