At 2 years old, a Baltimore boy who recently won an historic $6 million judgment against a landlord for not removing hazardous paint chips from his home was healthy and happy.
But six years later, he has fallen behind in school, reading below grade level, prompting his mother to sue for the effects of a high level of lead in his blood ? the result of exposure to chipped paint in a rented East Baltimore row home.
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