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DBU Mold Exposure Lawsuit

Exposed to mold at DBU?
You should know your rights.

A lawsuit has been filed against Dallas Baptist University alleging that students were required to live in housing with a known, persistent mold problem and that the university failed to act. If you lived in DBU housing on or after March 3, 2024, and experienced symptoms of mold poisoning, you have the right to understand your legal options.

Do you have questions about your experience? A case review is free, confidential, and carries no obligation.

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Do these statements apply to you?

✓I am a current DBU student or a DBU alumni
✓I lived in a DBU dormitory, on-campus housing, or affiliated housing on or after March 3, 2024
✓I experienced or observed mold in my housing during that period
✓I experienced symptoms consistent with mold poisoning as a result of my exposure

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Legal Notice

This website is published by Porter Law Firm. It does not constitute legal advice, and submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship. No representation is made that the quality of legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers. Prior results do not guarantee similar outcomes. Time limits may apply — contact us promptly.

Published by Porter Law Firm
Lead Attorney: Bill Barfield, Managing Partner-Litigation, Porter Law Firm
Houston, Texas