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Experienced Toxic Mold Exposure Attorneys in Minnesota & Wisconsin

Toxic Mold exposure in homes, apartments, workplaces, or commercial buildings can cause serious health problems when property owners fail to address water damage, leaks, or poor ventilation. Black mold (Stachybotrys) and other toxic varieties release mycotoxins that lead to respiratory issues, neurological symptoms, immune system damage, and chronic illness.

Victims often face misdiagnosis, as symptoms mimic allergies or other conditions. In Minnesota and Wisconsin’s humid climates and older housing stock, mold problems are common, especially after floods, roof leaks, or plumbing failures.

At Justice Served Coalition, our dedicated Toxic Mold Exposure Lawyers represent victims throughout Minnesota (including Lake Elmo, Woodbury, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Bloomington, St. Louis Park, Maple Grove, Blaine, Roseville, St. Cloud, Hudson, WI and the Twin Cities metro) and Wisconsin.

We hold negligent landlords, property managers, builders, and insurers accountable, pursuing claims for medical expenses, relocation costs, property damage, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

Call 952-545-2700 today for a free consultation. We speak six languages: English, Spanish, Hmong, Russian, Italian, and French. Virtual meetings available.

Common Causes of Toxic Mold Exposure

Mold thrives in damp environments. Frequent causes of exposure claims include:

• Undisclosed or unrepaired water damage
• Leaking roofs, windows, or pipes
• Poor ventilation in bathrooms, basements, or attics
• Flooding without proper remediation
• Faulty construction or HVAC systems
• Hidden mold behind walls or under flooring

Landlords and Owners have a duty to maintain safe, habitable conditions.

Health Effects of Toxic Mold Exposure

Symptoms can be severe and long-lasting:

• Respiratory problems (asthma, coughing, wheezing)
• Chronic sinus infections
• Headaches, fatigue, and dizziness
• Neurological issues (memory loss, concentration problems)
• Skin rashes or irritation
• Immune system suppression
• Exacerbation of existing conditions
• In vulnerable individuals: serious lung infections or bleeding

Children, elderly, and those with compromised immune systems face higher risks.

Toxic Mold Laws in Minnesota & Wisconsin

Both states recognize claims under:

• Premises liability/negligence
• Breach of warranty of habitability (renters)
• Fraudulent concealment (failure to disclose known mold)
• Personal injury for health damages

Landlords must provide safe housing; failure to remediate known hazards can create liability.

Expert testing (air samples, industrial hygienists) is often essential to prove causation.

Both Minnesota and Wisconsin follow the rule of modified comparative negligence. This means you can still recover compensation as long as you are less than 51% at fault, though your award will be reduced proportionally to your share of responsibility. Many victims worry that they might be partially at fault and hesitate to pursue a claim -but you do not need to determine negligence on your own.

Our Experienced Attorneys will thoroughly investigate your case, gather evidence, and accurately assess fault. Even if you believe you may share some responsibility, it is worth contacting us for a free consultation. We will honestly evaluate your situation and fight for the maximum recovery you deserve.

What to Do If You Suspect Toxic Mold Exposure

1. Document symptoms and seek medical evaluation (specialists if needed).
2. Photograph visible mold and water damage.
3. Notify landlord/property manager in writing.
4. Request professional mold testing/remediation.
5. Preserve medical records and correspondence.
6. Avoid disturbing mold yourself (can spread spores).
7. Contact an Attorney at our office before signing waivers or settlements.

Why Hire a Toxic Mold Exposure Lawyer?

These cases are scientifically complex and fiercely defended by Insurers. Property Owners often deny responsibility or blame tenants. An Experienced Attorney will:

• Coordinate independent mold inspections and medical experts
• Prove causation between exposure and health issues
• Handle habitability disputes and relocation needs
• Negotiate with insurers or litigate for full recovery

Compensation may include medical treatment, lost income, temporary housing, property loss, and pain and suffering.

Statute of Limitations

• Minnesota: Generally 6 years from discovery/injury.
• Wisconsin: Generally 3 years from discovery.
• Discovery rule often applies since symptoms may appear later.
• Act promptly—mold can be remediated, erasing evidence.

If you or your family has suffered from Toxic Mold Exposure, contact Justice Served Coalition for dedicated representation. We’re here to protect your health and rights.
Call 952-545-2700 now.

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