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A Chinese drywall maker announced that it settled a case brought against it by U.S. homebuilder, Beazer Homes, for an undisclosed dollar amount.

There is still considerable media buzz surrounding Chinese drywall. For many homeowners, the nightmare is far from over. Why are the culpable manufacturers not answering U.S. courts?

The Louisiana State Senate has passed a bill banning insurers from canceling homeowners and commercial property coverage because of Chinese drywall claims.

The Louisiana State Senate has passed a bill banning insurers from canceling homeowners and commercial property coverage because of Chinese drywall claims.

The Louisiana State Senate has passed a bill banning insurers from canceling homeowners and commercial property coverage because of Chinese drywall claims.

A federal judge in Louisiana has awarded $164,049.64 to a family whose home was affected by Chinese drywall.

A federal judge in New Orleans has awarded $2.6 million in damages and repair costs to seven Virginia families that sued the manufacturer of Chinese drywall material.

Since the news of tainted drywall—and its noxious fumes—started rolling in, manufacturers and other businesses that supplied and installed the building material have denied liability.