In late April , the EPA’s new lead paint rules went into effect. These new regulations impact homeowners, child-occupied facilities, and construction professionals.
Krystyna Bednarczyk
Krystyna graduated from the University of Illinois with a degree in Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences and a minor in Chemistry, before completing a joint J.D./Master of Science in Environmental Law at The Vermont Law School in South Royalton, VT. Since then, she has worked as an environmental, land use, and zoning attorney. Krystyna currently lives in Chicago, IL where she searches for the perfect ginger gimlet amid frequent late night vegetable chopping sessions (it’s therapeutic!). You can contact Krystyna at krystyna.bednarczyk@legalfish.com.
How The EPA’s New Lead Paint Laws Can Affect You
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Posted on Thursday, April 22nd, 2010
With an alienation of affection lawsuit, a deserted spouse can sue the alleged third party if his/her partner leaves the relationship for another person and causes the marital relationship to fail.
Tax Credits as Incentives to Build Green
Posted on Wednesday, April 14th, 2010
The end of tax season is almost upon us, and don’t forget to include those simple home improvements that can net you up to a $1,500 tax credit!
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