For purposes of this article, the deceased mesothelioma victim in this case will be referred to as E.S.
In a recent ruling, a Delaware jury rendered a verdict of $9 million in favor of E.S.’s family, an Illinois resident who
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The Asbestos & Mesothelioma Law Blog, published by Throneberry Law Group, focuses on legal issues related to asbestos exposure and mesothelioma. It covers topics such as mesothelioma medical information, asbestos-containing materials, legal rulings and legislation affecting mesothelioma cases, and court decisions involving companies and asbestos liability. The blog also discusses treatment options, wrongful death lawsuits, and regulatory developments impacting asbestos use and mesothelioma litigation. It provides updates on significant court cases, including defenses raised by companies and outcomes of mesothelioma lawsuits, as well as guidance on asbestos removal and patient support.
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Jury to Hear Case Linking Vanderbilt Minerals’ Talc Mine to Mesothelioma
For purposes of this article, the deceased mesothelioma victim in this case will be referred to as A.B., and her sister will be referred to as L.W.
In a recent case, a New York court allowed jury selection to move…
Appeals Court Upholds $3.3 Million Mesothelioma Verdict Against Ford Motor Company
Court-Ordered Delay of EPA Asbestos Ban Raises Mesothelioma Fears
Mesothelioma patients, advocacy groups, and public health experts have raised concerns after a recent judicial ruling that halted the implementation of a long-anticipated ban on chrysotile asbestos. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit granted the Environmental Protection…
South Carolina Supreme Court Upholds Sanctions in Mesothelioma Wrongful Death Case
For purposes of this article, the deceased mesothelioma victim in this case will be referred to as M.W., and his surviving wife will be referred to as D.W.
In a recent ruling, the South Carolina Supreme Court affirmed sanctions imposed…
EPA Withdraws Delay Motion
In a rapid policy change, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has withdrawn a motion it filed to postpone the enforcement of its 2024 asbestos rule, after facing significant backlash from mesothelioma advocacy groups. The EPA filed the initial motion…
What to Do if Asbestos is Found in Your Building (For Workers, Tenants, and Students)
Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral widely used in construction materials and household items until the 1980s. However, it was later discovered that this substance poses significant health risks when disturbed. When asbestos is disturbed, its fine fibers can become…
Can a Person Sue for Asbestos Exposure Without Being Sick?
Given the devastating effects of asbestos exposure, a common question that people who have suffered exposure ask is, “Is it possible to file a lawsuit before becoming ill?” While such concerns are understandable, the legal system cannot allow you to…
Five Tips for Staying Safe on Job Sites With Asbestos Risk
Asbestos lurks in many workplaces, putting many workers in harm’s way daily. Asbestos is a well-known cause of serious health conditions, such as mesothelioma. While this dangerous material is no longer commonly used, it still hides in many older buildings,…
Can I Sue if I Do Not Know Where or How I Was Exposed to Asbestos?
If you have been diagnosed with mesothelioma or another asbestos-related disease, you might be eligible to file a personal injury claim and seek compensation. One common concern people have is whether they can sue if they are unsure of where…