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New York Groundwater Groundwater contamination occurs when man-made products get into the groundwater and cause it to become unsafe and unfit for human use. Much of the contamination is caused by industrial or environmental pollution by companies who fail to take adequate safety precautions to protect the public at large. |
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Major Sources of Contaminants
• Storage tanks. • Septic systems. • Oil. • Hazardous waste sites. Any number of things can happen that allow these contaminants to get into the air and water we breathe. For example, septic systems are used by homes, offices and buildings that are not connected to a city sewer system. They are designed to drain away human waste underground at a slow, harmless rate. However, an improperly designed, located, constructed, or maintained septic system can leak bacteria, viruses, household chemicals, and other contaminants into the groundwater. Symptoms Caused by Groundwater Contamination • Nausea and vomiting. Other Chronic Side Effects of Ground Water Contamination • Cancer. • Hair loss. You Need an Experienced New York Groundwater Contamination Attorney If you or someone you know has been the victim of an injury due to groundwater contamination in New York or New Jersey, you need knowledgeable and experienced New York groundwater contamination attorneys on your side. We know that the pain and suffering you have endured can not be taken away but we’ll do everything we can to get you the compensation you deserve and hold those responsible accountable for their actions. The attorneys at Gersowitz, Libo & Korek, P.C. have been winning cases involving people just like you for years. Now we want to hear your story. Here’s how to reach us: –For fastest service, call: 1-800-LAW-9997, or We’re eager to hear your story, answer your questions and lay out all of your available options. All at no risk and no cost to you. That’s right. Our consultations are completely FREE. So call us now at 1-800-LAW-9997. We handle personal injury cases in New York and New Jersey. |
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