Bay Area Mold Lawyers

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"I've heard you're the best, and I want the best." - Johnathan L (Tenant)
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We sue Bay Area landlords for mold issues. Very few firms have our experience or knowledge in mold litigation.

What Makes Mold Lawsuits Different?

Mold lawsuits are complex because they typically involve issues of both habitability and personal injuries. Some lawyers are solely habitability lawyers and others are solely personal injury lawyers.
What type of claims to make? The wrong wording in your lawsuit can cost you - experienced mold lawyers know the proper language to use in order to maximize your recovery.
What type of evidence do you need? Do you have pictures or air sampling? When does air sampling help your case or hurt your case?
Where is your lawyer based? We've seen multiple law firms from outside of the Bay Area open a "storefront" office here. Each City and County in the Bay Area is unique and some have special laws that protect tenants and offer additional damages based upon your claims.

We have a proven track record of successfully suing landlords of any size. We file multiple lawsuits a month and have obtained multiple recoveries for tenants in excess of $250,000 for mold issues.
Our backgrounds are unique and unmatched: from working inside the Courthouse, to working on both sides of these cases, our lawyers bring a perspective to habitability lawsuits that few other firms can. This area of law is highly specialized and requires in-depth knowledge of various state and local laws.
We are honest, ethical, and won't tell you what you want to hear just to sign you up.
We offer free initial consultations and take most cases on a contingency basis (which means we front all costs and do not get paid unless you receive a monetary recovery).

Have you already complained to your landlord about the mold issues? (Landlords generally aren't liable for issues they don't know about.)
Has any air sampling of the mold been done? This can give insight into the levels and types of mold that are in your home.
Have you documented your complaints in writing? (It's no surprise that landlords tend to "forget" about complaints that you've made if you don't have proof.)
Have you contacted your local Department of Building Inspection and have they issued a Notice of Violation? (This isn't required for a lawsuit, but if the issues are bad enough and the landlord has ignored you, it's usually helpful. We can explain this and walk you through the process of doing so.)
Do you have any pictures or other documentation you can send us regarding the issues? (You can always email them to us at info@thereganfirm.com)