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Environmental law regulation with regard to purchasing, improving, leasing, or developing real property encompasses indoor air and water quality hazards. This includes lead-based paint, lead, asbestos, radon, sick building syndrome, and mold, as they relate to the sale or lease of real property. Federal environmental law includes the rules and regulations governing the renovation and demolition of buildings and the potential tort liability faced by building owners for personal injuries caused by exposure to these hazardous materials. Please read on to find an environmental law firm, environmental law lawyer, environmental law attorney, or to learn more about environmental law.
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