Last month, Baltimore Brew described a defective “curb cut” that left Margaret Fulcher with a damaged house, cold air leaks, a mouse infestation and, she says, no just compensation from the city or its contractor.

The story got the retired accountant a letter last week from the city law department – but in the end, no help.

Fulcher had told us she was shocked by the damage caused to her East Baltimore rowhouse on April 21, 2017 by Priority Construction, the subcontractor for roadway paver P. Flanigan & Sons.

City inspectors – alerted to the problem – turned a blind eye, she said, and allowed the company to cement over the broken foundation.

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