Entries by Attorney Gordon Johnson

Florida Carbon Monoxide Law

The Florida carbon monoxide law requires that operational carbon monoxide detectors be installed in buildings constructed on or after July 1, 2008. The law also requires that buildings who have additions built on or after July 1, 2008 have carbon monoxide alarms installed. The buildings that are required to have CO alarms must have a […]

Colorado Carbon Monoxide Law

In the wake of the carbon monoxide incident in Colorado Springs, the next blog will reflect Colorado carbon monoxide law. The law came after a group of accidental deaths in late 2008 and early 2009. The governor of Colorado at the time, Bill Ritter, signed what is known as the Lofgren and Johnson Families Carbon […]

New York Carbon Monoxide Law

The New York carbon monoxide law demands that all one- and two- family dwellings have carbon monoxide detectors installed. The law also requires that condominiums and cooperative also have working carbon monoxide detectors installed. In addition, each unit of a multiple-family dwelling, like an apartment building, should have an operable carbon monoxide alarm. The law […]

Carbon Monoxide Law in Tennessee

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a blog about two boaters and a dog that died from carbon monoxide poisoning in Tennessee. The carbon monoxide law in Tennessee does not require carbon monoxide detectors on boats. In fact, it did not require a carbon monoxide detector in homes with fuel-burning appliances until recently. Starting […]