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Our Win for Asbestos Victims Can Make a Difference

Our Win for Asbestos Victims Can Make a Difference

Asbestos is a naturally-occurring mineral that dates back to 4000 B.C. During the Industrial Revolution, use grew in a variety of products, spurring on mining and manufacturing. Today, asbestos is responsible for serious illnesses, specifically mesothelioma. While consumers were told…

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How does mesothelioma impact your mental health?

How does mesothelioma impact your mental health?

Even though the use of asbestos has declined in the United States and businesses that still deal with it have put strict safety guidelines into place, there’s still a chance that people who currently or formerly worked around it will…

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Well-deserved recognition for our legal team

Well-deserved recognition for our legal team

Public Justice is an organization committed to combatting “social and economic injustice, protect the Earth’s sustainability, and challenge predatory corporate conduct and government abuses.” Every year, they select their Trial Lawyer of the Year Award to the attorney or legal…

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New treatment may be helpful for lung cancer patients

New treatment may be helpful for lung cancer patients

You went to your doctor after feeling unwell, you were sent to get multiple tests. You worried that you may have pneumonia or bronchitis, but you were in for a surprise. When you got the phone call that you needed…

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Signs that your loved one has mesothelioma

Signs that your loved one has mesothelioma

It’s natural to worry about the health of your loved ones, especially if they have been exhibiting concerning symptoms lately. If you are worried about the health of your loved one, it’s always a good idea to consider the risk…

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Lawsuit filed over nursing home death after COVID-19 outbreak

Lawsuit filed over nursing home death after COVID-19 outbreak

The COVID-19 pandemic sweeping through the United States has hit nursing homes hard. By mid-April, nearly 100 residents of the Citadel in Salisbury were ill with coronavirus. One of those was Marjorie Fuller Garvin, 96, who passed away on April…

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Supporting your loved one after a mesothelioma diagnosis

Supporting your loved one after a mesothelioma diagnosis

Learning that your loved one is diagnosed with mesothelioma is disheartening and scary. One of the first things you’re going to have to take care of is figuring out what your new role is going to be. More than likely,…

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The main treatment options for mesothelioma

The main treatment options for mesothelioma

If you have been diagnosed with mesothelioma, it’s likely you are aware of its strong link with asbestos exposure. Most people who are diagnosed with mesothelioma have worked in environments where they have been exposed to asbestos over a long…

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Wallace & Graham initiates giving program during COVID-19 crisis

Wallace & Graham initiates giving program during COVID-19 crisis

When Gov. Roy Cooper first announced North Carolina’s stay-at-home order in late March to limit the spread of coronavirus, homeless residents faced a problem. Where would they stay during the order? How would they get food? With everyone forced to…

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Do you know the reason why asbestos causes cancer?

Do you know the reason why asbestos causes cancer?

For almost 50 years, asbestos has been known to cause cancer. More specifically, it has been known to cause a very rare form of cancer, mesothelioma. While the link between asbestos exposure and mesothelioma has been largely undisputed, scientists have…

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