Jeffrey and Elisa Robin opted out of a federal settlement in favor of pressing their own lawsuit. The couple moved into the 2-year-old Coconut Grove house in 2008 but was forced to move out because of the drywall emissions.
November 12, 2013 at 10:49 PM
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A Miami-Dade jury will be the first to consider punitive damages against the manufacturer of tainted Chinese drywall used in thousands of homes.
The jury found Friday that manufacturer Knauf Plasterboard Tianjin China and its German affiliate, Knauf Gips, was open to punitive damages based on intentional misconduct or gross indifference.
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