Six current or former employees at the Bennington State Office Building -- home to the district court, the state's attorney and various agencies -- have been diagnosed with sarcoidosis, a debilitating disease thought to be an immune system disorder. Others have a high rate of respiratory problems. While no toxic agent has been found, Vermont plans to vacate the "sick building" and move all 135 employees into trailers by the end of March. For now, visitors, clients and employees face potential exposure.
February 06, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Its workers aren’t the only ones who’d prefer staying out. Like them, many visitors to the Bennington State Office Building in Vermont have no choice but to be there.
“Sick building” or not, they have court dates, interviews or meetings. They have to go inside.
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