Milberg Law Firm Investigating PCBs at N.C. State's Poe Hall
The results of further testing showed that five rooms in Poe Hall were contaminated with PCBs at levels up to 38 times higher than Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards for building materials.
- The results of further testing showed that five rooms in Poe Hall were contaminated with PCBs at levels up to 38 times higher than Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards for building materials.
- Questions are now being asked about the role of PCBs in a cluster of cancer cases connected to Poe Hall.
- How many people may have been injured by the PCBs at Poe Hall?
- The firm encourages anyone with concerns about the N.C. state campus, cancer, and PCBs to reach out for an explanation of their legal rights.