Mesothelioma Lawyer

After years of working as a mechanic, Edward March has filed a Mesothelioma lawsuit against 66 defenant companies. March claims that during his employment as a mechanic and during at-home auto repairs, he was exposed to dangerous asbestos fibers that have caused his health problems.
March’s lawsuit argues that the companies were aware of the danger […]

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Linda O’Donnell was diagnosed with Peritoneal Mesothelioma. This is a cancer of the lining of the abdomen. O’Donnell is a 66-year-old resident of Oregon.
O’Donnell and her husband Reginald filed a case in California Superior court, against against several manufactures and suppliers of dry talcs which were used by O’Donnell. These dry talcs were used as […]

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America’s Watchdog, a consumer advocacy group, has recently opened a Mesothelioma Victims Center.   When a family member of a staff member was diagnosed with mesothelioma, America’s Watchdog began to research the rare and lethal form of cancer.  Upon learning how difficult it was to get social security permanent disability or veteran’s benefits, the group decided […]

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An asbestos scare at Mokelumne River School, in Lodi, CA, prompted the closing of several classrooms and the relocation of students. Clifford Goehring, president of the school’s board, said that the asbestos may have been disturbed by workers who were repairing a leaky walkway.  School officials took action by moving students to empty classrooms and […]

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The scheduled demolition of a burned-out building in Bellaire, OH was stopped Monday after workers discovered asbestos in the building. The finding, which has been confirmed by Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) inspectors, meant that demolition could not continue until the asbestos has been removed. Although officials stated that the asbestos posed no health risk in […]

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