Lawsuits have been filed around the country against Chinese drywall manufacturers. The Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation has decided to consolidate these class action lawsuits in New Orleans. READ MORE >>>

Realtors in Hampton Roads attended a Hampton Roads Realtors Association Town Hall Meeting, Led by Toxic Tort Attorney Richard Serpe, to discuss what they are supposed to do if there is Chinese drywall in homes that they are trying to sell. READ MORE >>>

Florida Homeowner Brenda Brincku submits a letter of testimony to the U.S. Senate Committee on Consumer Affairs, Insurance, and Automotive Safety, detailing her family’s Toxic Drywall story. READ MORE >>>

Litigation continues in the Germano et al versus Venture Supply et al class action, with defendants Venture Supply, Porter Blaine, and Harbor Walk, LLC all appearing in court. Each defendant has requested that the federal court dismiss all claims against them. Plaintiffs have now filed an opposition to Venture Supply and Porter Blaine's motion to dismiss.

Bill Morgan said that he had no idea that their home contained the controversial drywall and was never notified of the possibility. He had to contact the builder of his Wellington Estates home before he was told about the possibility of drywall in his home. READ MORE >>>

A new Comfort Inn & Suites hotel near South Military Highway and North George Washington Highway in Chesapeake was caught using defective Chinese drywall in its construction and the developer was issued a criminal summons.
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Senators Mark Warner, Jim Webb, and Representative Glenn Nye of Virginia, have all teamed up with Senator Bill Nelson of Florida to request that the IRS clarify if homeowners are eligible for a casualty loss deduction due to the side effects of Chinese drywall. READ MORE >>>