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Work order histories, prior tenant complaints, fire marshal inspections, alarm testing logs and vendor invoices establish what management knew about a faulty heater, a blocked flue, a dead detector or an unsafe electrical panel, and when.
Carbon monoxide is the more insidious of the two. The symptoms mimic flu and the injury is neurological, so the exposure is frequently missed on the first medical visit. Call 713-521-0059.
The paper the property already generates. Maintenance requests and their closure dates, inspection reports, code citations, alarm installation and battery records, and complaints from other units about the same condition.
Where the same problem was reported before and not fixed, the case changes character entirely.
Tell every treating provider that carbon monoxide exposure is suspected and describe the source and duration. Carboxyhemoglobin levels fall quickly once you leave the environment, so a level drawn late can look normal after a serious exposure. Cognitive and memory symptoms weeks later are common and are frequently attributed to something else if the mechanism is not in the chart.
A Texas personal injury claim generally must be filed within two years of the injury under Section 16.003 of the Civil Practice and Remedies Code. Call 713-521-0059.
