SAN FRANCISCO — Steven Blum knows a thing or two about sinking buildings.
The Los Angeles-based plaintiffs’ attorney has centered his practice around earth movement, litigating on behalf of residents whose homes were sunk or wiped away in landslides. So it’s no surprise that he got a call when a group of attorneys up north wanted to sue over a sinking tower in San Francisco.
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