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The inside of your home, from your walls to your ceiling, is made out of drywall (also called wallboard). Between 2004 and 2006 there was a shortage in American drywall, and some builders imported their drywall from China. Chinese drywall differs from American gypsum drywall in that it contains a sulfur compound that is emitted into the air. The resulting sulfur gas can ruin air conditioner coils, corrode metals, and cause a "rotten egg" smell. There may also be health issues related to defective Chinese drywall.
Attorney Scott Weinstein explains some signs that your home may have been built with defective Chinese wallboard.
There is confusion regarding the difference between a mass tort lawsuit and a class action lawsuit. Attorney Scott Weinstein explains how a class action lawsuit is different than a mass tort.
The signs of defective drywall imported from China are explained by attorney Scott Weinstein.
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