The only known cause of mesothelioma is asbestos exposure. Yet, researchers have only found clear ties to asbestos exposure in about 80% of all mesothelioma cases. This leads us to ask, “What’s going on in the rest of those cases?” One possible answer is that the...

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We help victims of dangerous drugs (Actos, Mirena, Lipitor, etc.) and faulty devices (hip implants, pacemakers, etc.)

We help victims of dangerous drugs (Actos, Mirena, Lipitor, etc.) and faulty devices (hip implants, pacemakers, etc.)

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We help clients who need assistance with work-related injuries linked to asbestos and other serious problems.

Workers' Compensation
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We help clients who need assistance with work-related injuries linked to asbestos and other serious problems.
Mesothelioma Law Blog
One reason why clinical trials don’t always yield new treatments
At this time, there is no proven cure for mesothelioma. Doctors sometimes catch the disease early enough that they can fight it with surgery and chemotherapy. In some cases, this may force the cancer into remission. In many cases, however, these are palliative...
Correcting 3 mesothelioma misconceptions
Mesothelioma is a relatively uncommon illness. Because of this, it is not unusual for people diagnosed with mesothelioma and their families to have misconceptions about the condition, what caused it and what the future holds. Correcting these can help you assess your...
5 things to look for in a lawyer after a mesothelioma diagnosis
A mesothelioma diagnosis forces all manner of adjustments. Victims and their families need to make changes for their health and lifestyles. To cope with their uncertainty and emotions, they often reach out to new support groups. And many work with attorneys to address...
Do asbestos bans actually lower mesothelioma rates?
We know that asbestos is a carcinogen. It is often the cause of diseases such as lung cancer, asbestosis and mesothelioma. So, do asbestos bans reduce the odds that people will develop these diseases? This is an important question to ask as the Environmental...
What’s behind the sudden surge in asbestos imports?
Asbestos is a known carcinogen. The mineral was long considered a “miracle fiber” for its strength, resilience and heat and fire resistance. For decades, it found its way into everything from insulation and floor tiles to brake pads and hair dryers. Even so, U.S....
Are there seasonal risks of asbestos exposure?
Asbestos exposure can threaten people's health year-round. However, there could be certain risks that are especially prevalent in the summer. Watching out for these can help you and your loved ones stay safer in the coming months. Home construction In the coming...
The tremendous toll of improper asbestos abatement training
If you handle asbestos in your job, you likely need to complete training and certification. These requirements ensure individuals know how to work with this toxic material as safely as possible. Unfortunately, some people who carry out these pieces of training fail to...
Study shows more women are dying from mesothelioma
Mesothelioma is a rare cancer caused by asbestos exposure. Accordingly, most victims worked in jobs that exposed them to asbestos. These include jobs in industries such as mining, construction, steelwork, shipbuilding and manufacturing. However, most industries...
Heading out on a road trip? Tips for sharing the road with trucks
Millions of people will likely head out on road trips this summer. And this will mean millions of drivers will be sharing the roads with commercial trucks. While most of these encounters will be harmless, too many will end with catastrophic injuries after a trucking...