Accidents & Personal Injury Blog

How Lead Poisoning Affects Children

This Centers for Disease Control infographic highlights some of the many dangers children face from exposure to lead.  The legal team at O’Connell and Aronowitz are fierce advocates for injured children, having represented hundreds of clients in complex cases.  We are keenly aware that lead is a dangerous toxin and continues to be a serious threat.   Our attorneys have handled more than 1,000 cases of childhood and adult lead poisoning and have secured some of the largest lead paint verdicts and settlements in upstate New York.

We know what questions to ask and have the financial resources to bring a claim for a child’s lead injury. Contact Attorney Kelly Mikullitz  for legal guidance and to help you understand all the legal rights you may have against the party or parties that caused the lead paint injury.

Resources:  https://www.cdc.gov/nceh/lead/default.htm

Lead infographic Aug blog
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