Monthly Archives: August 2015
Negligence, misinformation alleged in wrongful death lawsuit
Exposure to toxic chemicals and materials can do severe and long-term damage to any person who ingests them. We often talk about asbestos exposure on this blog, but the truth is that asbestos is just one of many harmful chemicals…
Contractor faces $2 million fine for exposing workers to asbestos
This blog has frequently discussed the hazards posed by the renovation of older buildings in North Carolina and elsewhere that contain various types of asbestos-containing products. A recent administrative ruling by the United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration (“OSHA”)…
When asbestos leads to fatal illness, legal action can be crucial
If your loved one has recently passed away from a serious illness that you suspect is linked to asbestos exposure, you likely have many questions that need to be answered. When could he or she have been exposed to asbestos?…
What is asbestos and how is it harmful?
While many of us have heard of asbestos, there are a lot of misconceptions about what exactly asbestos is and how it can be harmful. Nearly all uses of asbestos have been prohibited in the United States since 1989, but…
Workers’ compensation claim denied? Don’t lose hope
Pursuing benefits for a serious workplace illness like mesothelioma can be a frustrating and time-consuming process. However, the end result should hopefully make it all worth it when you and your family start receiving benefits like workers’ compensation. Unfortunately, there…
How much can I expect to collect through workers’ compensation?
Suffering an injury or getting sick through the course of your employment can be very upsetting. Not only can you feel bad because of your condition, but you may also have to deal with the stress of taking time off…
Even after abatement efforts, asbestos can still remain
Every property owner should be aware that asbestos in building materials has the potential to do serious damage to a person’s health if it is disturbed and released into the air. Once asbestos is airborne, the fibers can remain there…
Asbestos exposure sets case in motion
In a recent ruling that may affect asbestos lawsuits in North Carolina, a state court of appeals has deter-mined that a manufacturer may be liable in strict liability for asbestos that was used in another company’s product. In most cases,…
Back-to-school time comes with asbestos concerns
As the summer winds down to a close, kids all across North Carolina and their parents are turning their attentions back to school and thinking about homework, new class schedules and having much less free time. However, in some areas,…
Lawsuit alleges asbestos in car parts caused woman’s mesothelioma
n our last blog post, we discussed the fact that people in the automotive industry are at risk of developing an asbestos-related illness, asbestos was commonly used – and continues to be used – in several different car parts. Recently,…
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