She was pleased about the focus on primary prevention by LPPB, ACCLPP and the Alliance. She viewed the building blocks document as an outstanding collection of successful techniques and approaches. However, she recalled that a “reasonable possibility of implementation” was one of the factors for the Alliance to select a building block. In one model project summarized in the draft outline, two lawsuits were filed against lead pigment manufacturers. One trial resulted in a hung jury and the other lawsuit was entirely dismissed with prejudice. This building block did not demonstrate success and may be inappropriate to distribute to programs.