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Scot Burns
  • Developer
  • Templeton, CA
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Liability for Death Caused By Rehabbed Home

Scot Burns
  • Developer
  • Templeton, CA
Posted

Scenario: You buy a house after it there was a death in it due to accidental fentanyl exposure. You get the house remediated by a hazmat service and the city gives it an "all-clear". You remodel the house and sell it. At some point down the line, one of the occupants is exposed to fentanyl (maybe through doing demo work) and dies. 

Question: For how long does the seller of the rehab house have liability for anything happening to a person in the house caused by drug exposure?

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