One of the most important pieces of legislation enacted with reference to asbestos-related illnesses is the South Carolina Asbestos & Silica Claims Procedure Act of 2006. What you need to know is that this act outlines important legal requirements for…
Mesothelioma is a terminal form of lung cancer caused by exposure to asbestos. If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with this condition, you may have grounds to pursue compensation from the party responsible for your exposure. It’s…
Asbestosis is a severe medical condition caused by exposure to asbestos. Many workers throughout the state face asbestos-related health risks on the job, and it is important for them to know what to do if they develop any asbestos-related medical…
Mesothelioma claims are very challenging, and it is important to have legal counsel you trust on your side if you intend to pursue this type of claim. Finding the right attorney can be challenging, and taking advantage of consultation offers…
A diagnosis of mesothelioma is life-altering. One of the many important steps after a diagnosis is to find one or more medical professionals to determine the right treatment for your specific type of mesothelioma and help you make an informed…
Mesothelioma is a serious and rare cancer. While most people may not come into contact with mesothelioma risk factors daily, some people do not have that luxury. If you inhale asbestos fibers, they can stay in your body for years…
North Carolina employees and residents may have faced asbestos exposure from employment, military service, or living near these activities. The state also has several natural asbestos deposits. Because of this, many people throughout the state have an increased risk of…
If a medical professional diagnosed you with mesothelioma and you believe that your workplace is the cause of your condition, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation. Mesothelioma is a severe, aggressive cancer that is usually caused by asbestos exposure.…
Mesothelioma can be categorized by the location of the tumor, the cell type, and the stage of the cancer growth. Each of these factors impacts how the cancer is treated and what options are available for a patient. Epithelial mesothelioma…
If you are concerned about your drinking water and its possible levels of asbestos, it is wise to talk to your doctor. Asbestos was once a common building material, and your drinking water may contain very low levels of it.…