Soon after a blood test revealed that Janiece Moore's year-old son was lead poisoned, the landlord posted a notice at her family's Glenville duplex: They had three days to move, or she'd evict them. A more than six-month legal battle has ensued, one that has forced the Moore family, like so many others, to face an all-too-common dilemma in a city pocketed with older, deteriorating rental homes, many which have cycled through a man-made disaster of risky financing, foreclosure and abandonment: how to protect your children from damaging toxins or other health risks.
