Book details
- Author: Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq.
- Publisher: Pantraxxa LLC
- Genre: Legal guide, environmental and construction litigation
- Published: February 15, 2026
- Length: 606 pages (paperback)
- Formats: Paperback, Kindle
- ISBN-13: 978-1967733941
- Language: English
Toxic Mold Litigation in America
Strategy, Science & Settlements in a High-Stakes Field, by Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq.
Toxic Mold Litigation in America is a practice-driven analysis of modern mold claims by attorney Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq., published by Pantraxxa. It explains why some cases reach large settlements and why many fail at summary judgment.
About the book
Mold litigation has matured. The panic has faded, the science remains and the stakes are higher. This book is an evidence-based roadmap for mold claims in a legal landscape shaped by Daubert, insurance exclusions and close scrutiny of the science.
It draws on real-world case analysis, including multi-million-dollar settlements involving military housing, public housing authorities and multi-party construction defect claims, to separate viable claims from speculative ones.
A fuller overview of this guide is on the Bolin Firm’s page for the book.
Who this book is for
Attorneys evaluating mold cases, judges and mediators facing expert disputes, insurance professionals, risk managers and property professionals, and law students exploring environmental and construction litigation.
What the book covers
- The science of mold exposure and indoor air quality
- How courts evaluate specific medical causation
- Why building science often determines liability
- Daubert and Frye standards and their effect on admissibility
- How insurance exclusions reshape litigation strategy
- When habitability claims succeed and when they collapse
- Valuing mold cases realistically
- Climate change, aging infrastructure and urban density as drivers of exposure
Frequently asked questions
It analyzes how mold claims are litigated today: the science of exposure, medical causation, expert admissibility under Daubert and Frye, insurance exclusions, habitability claims and realistic case valuation.
Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq., an attorney with more than three decades of litigation experience across New York and California.
No. It is a professional reference for information and education. It does not replace advice from a licensed attorney about a specific case.
The paperback edition is 606 pages.
Paperback and Kindle.
Both formats are available on Amazon.
About the author
Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq. is an attorney and multigenre author whose work spans legal guides, spiritual fiction, romance and contemporary women’s literature. She has more than three decades of litigation experience across New York and California.
