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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Lead in the Water
With all the news about lead in public water supplies, is anyone else concerned it may soon become the landlord's problem to deal with? I'm starting to wonder what happens if they find lead in the water coming into one (or all) of my properties. Would my landlord policy or umbrella cover me if I get sued for poisoning somebody's child? Guess I'll be calling the agent in the morning.