Webinar: Managing Mold Claims: Legal Best Practices for Property Management

Mold claims can be a challenging issue for property managers, landlords, and residents alike. This comprehensive webinar will guide you through the basic legal considerations for evaluating, responding to, and addressing mold claims. 

During this session, you will gain insights into:

• Best practices for investigating mold-related complaints.
• Effective communication strategies to address resident concerns.
• Legal obligations and documentation requirements.
• Risk mitigation techniques to protect all parties involved.

Whether you're new to property management or a seasoned professional, this class will equip you with the tools and knowledge to handle mold claims effectively while maintaining the integrity of your property and the trust of your residents.

Who Should Attend: Property managers, landlords, maintenance staff, and anyone involved in managing residential properties.

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Multifamily NW Welcomes

William Edgar, Andor Law, LLP

William J. Edgar is a partner in the Litigation practice group at Andor Law, LLP. His experience has primarily focused on civil litigation with an emphasis on business, landlord tenant disputes and toxic tort/mold cases, as well as professional and general liability cases. He has also litigated real estate disputes, construction defect claims, breach of contract cases, personal injury cases and employment matters, including workplace violence restraining orders. Mr. Edgar has represented clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies to small businesses and individuals at trial, arbitration and mediation. His broad range of litigation experience allows him to serve clients in multiple areas of law.      

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