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Mesothelioma And Asbestos Lawyers
Handling Claims Throughout Pennsylvania And Across the U.S.
Call 412-567-4931
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Each year, some Pennsylvanians realize that they've been unknowingly exposed to dangerous chemicals or substances. If you get a notice from your place of work or residence that you've been exposed to chrysotile asbestos, it can be daunting to think about the...
Until the 1970s, building companies in Pennsylvania frequently used asbestos in homes and buildings. The substance was banned in the 70s due to negative health effects, but some older homes and businesses still have asbestos in the walls. If your house was built...
Professionals in several industries used asbestos, including those working in shipyards, crayon manufacturing, automotive manufacturing and construction services. Industries in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, use asbestos because it is versatile and resists heat better than...
Asbestos has many useful features. It's lightweight and flame retardant. For years, it was one of the most common building materials used in Pennsylvania and across the USA. By 1918, the Bureau of Labor Statistics had noticed higher mortality among workers who handled...
Asbestos is a carcinogenic compound that can cause cancer and other health issues. Workers in certain industries may encounter asbestos in the workplace. In some instances, individuals who come into contact with such a worker may undergo exposure to asbestos from the...
Asbestos is a carcinogenic compound that is used in many insulation, electrical and construction products. Although most manufacturers have transitioned to non-asbestos products, asbestos from prior decades continues to be found in the workplace. As a result, workers...
Asbestos was a product commonly used in building materials in Pennsylvania for many years without consideration of the potential harm that the product could cause. The material was pervasive until it was discovered just how toxic it actually could be in the long run,...
Asbestos exposure has many harmful effects, including cancers such as mesothelioma. In traditional cases, the asbestos may come from paint chips, harmful chemicals, insulation equipment, military-grade vehicles, and more. One business industry that seems to not...
In recent years, hundreds of people in Pennsylvania have filed lawsuits claiming that they suffer from medical issues after being exposed to asbestos. While asbestos was once a popular building material, this substance was largely retired in the 1970s after people...
Those with mesothelioma in Pennsylvania may wonder if the condition only develops in adults. A small number of children are diagnosed with mesothelioma each year. Because so few children develop the disease, very little is known. A study done by researchers with the...