

Mold Property Damages
Property damages from mold infestation are usually the easiest to prove and recover. Mold remediation and mold removal estimates are easily obtained and are usually in the range of tens of thousands of dollars in cost.
Anyone in a mold-infested environment will usually have some sort of property damages:
- Furniture
- Clothing
- Mattresses
- Electronics
- Small Appliances
- Bedding
- Other personal contents
People in the workplace most commonly are the ones who will not have property damages, however, their health damages from mold exposure if handled correctly can be a windfall. Example: A small one-bedroom apartment with a minimum amount of contents has been documented to yield property damages between nine thousand dollars to twenty-five thousand or more depending on the amount of contents.

Calculating Property Damages
When trying to calculate property and or structural damages caused by mold and water damage there are usually several parts to the scenario:
- The water damage portion
- The dry-out portion
- The mold remediation and mold removal portion
- The restoration portion
Most people stuck in this situation resort to basic contractors who leave a massive amount of money on the table due to lack of detail. Mold Law Group has the experts that can evaluate your every need and situation assuring you the fairest settlement possible.
Diminution in Value
Most law firms never consider exploring the devaluation, or diminution of property, or what can also be termed as a “stigmatized” property. Mold, mold removal, or mold remediation projects are only one of the costs faced by the occupants of mold and water-damaged properties. Diminution in value is a legal term of art used when calculating damages in a legal dispute, and describes a measure of value lost due to a circumstance or set of circumstances that caused the loss e.g. water damage, mold, and environmental bacteria infestation.