Law Practice
Sep. 13, 2008
Landmark Lead Paint Law Slips By Unenforced
A loophole in state law allows Los Angeles city building officials to ignore a once-celebrated crackdown on landlords who expose their tenants to toxic lead paint.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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LOS ANGELES - A loophole in state law allows city building officials to ignore a once-celebrated crackdown on landlords who expose their tenants to toxic lead paint.
Health advocates who pushed the legislation six years ago accuse the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety of shirking its duty ...
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