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Many college campuses have buildings with asbestos products. Administrators put their staff and students at risk if asbestos fibers are released into the air.
The agency acting as federal buildings’ landlord doesn’t comply with its asbestos inspection policies, leaving hundreds uninspected in the past 10 years.
Companies are developing ways to change asbestos and products containing it into something that is not hazardous and can be used, or disposed of, safely.
Recent social media postings of photos of an abandoned asbestos mine in Australia have prompted warnings that the area is too dangerous to visit.
A deposition is an important part of litigation where the parties and witnesses, under oath, respond to questions posed by both sides’ attorneys.
Secondary asbestos exposure occurs if you inhale or ingest asbestos fibers but do not directly handle the fibers or a product containing them.
Chances are very good your asbestos lawsuit will not go to trial because the parties will agree to settle. The stronger your evidence, the more likely your case will favorably resolve for you.
Veterans who were exposed to asbestos during their service and later developed mesothelioma may qualify for VA disability benefits. Their surviving spouse may receive VA death benefits.
Asbestos-containing wires were produced for decades and used wherever there were concerns about electricity, heat, and fire. There were in power plants, on ships, on aircraft, and in homes.
The chances of lung cancer rise dramatically when a person has asbestos fibers in their lungs and smokes tobacco. These two substances appear to work together to make a bad situation worse.
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