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  • Stan Luhr
    Avoid mold claims by not having them in the first place. Stan Luhr, a forensic building consultant, explains risk-management strategies.
  • Jay Barkley and Greg Whitney
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  • David Fetveit
    No professional standards exist in the mold-removal industry, but the newly formed IESO association is hoping to change that. David Fetveit, IESO president, talks about the future of standards in the mold industry.
  • Dr. Robert Bonham
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  • J. Kevin Shane
    discusses risk management strategies for builders and the current and future state of the insurance market.
  • BJ Spanos
    a Web site that covers indoor air quality issues, discusses important mold-related legislation and research from 2003 and what's ahead for mold legislation in 2004.
  • Alejandra Soto
    discusses the impact mold claims have had on insurance costs for contractors and homeowners in recent years, as well as the spread of "right-to-cure" laws across the country.
  • David Fetveit
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  • Glenn W. Strong
    discusses what builders are doing correctly to prevent mold in their homes and how mold issues are driving up insurance costs.
  • Glenn Fellman
    discusses the organization's Certified Mold Remediator program, the benefits of being certified and how the industry has dealt with fly-by-night mold remediation companies.
  • Ross Sklar
    discusses why mold has become such a high-profile problem over the last five years, how builders can reduce their chance of mold liability, and the importance of using environmentally friendly methods for mold prevention and remediation.

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