It is no longer a secret that asbestos often causes fatalities for individuals who are exposed to the dangerous fibers. Recent research conducted by the EWG Action Fund reveals that roughly 15,000 deaths related to asbestos exposure are reported annually across the country. Dr. Richard Lemen, who was the Surgeon General during former President Clinton’s » Read More
In Los Angeles, California a jury has awarded a 73 year old woman $13 million for contracting mesothelioma from Colgate’s Cashmere Bouquet talcum powder. The verdict includes $1.4 million for the plaintiff’s husband. This case could hold substantial impact as it may open asbestos litigation to consumers, wherein asbestos-related cases to this point have involved » Read More
Workers Memorial Day was recently held to recognize workers who have died due to unsafe or unhealthy conditions in the workplace. The day also commemorates the many workers who have sustained workplace injuries or illnesses. Every year, April 28th is an opportunity to highlight the importance of establishing healthier and safer work sites. The Occupational » Read More
Mesothelioma is one of the most serious forms of cancer a person can become afflicted with in the 21st century. Mesothelioma is usually the result of prolonged or significant exposure to asbestos. Whether the asbestos exposure occurred for long periods of time in the workplace or in another capacity, the result of prolonged asbestos exposure » Read More