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A tip-off provider who placed their belongings in storage for a moving service last July was horrified when they opened the boxes to receive their furniture a month and a half later. Every piece of furniture was covered in mold, infested with insect larvae, and littered with mice droppings. Because of the contaminated furniture, the informant's two-year-old child had to receive dermatological treatment.
Was the informant able to get compensation from the company?
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Mice Droppings, Mold, and Bugs Infest Furniture Left in Storage
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