December 8, 2024
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The toughest Mesothelioma lawyers in the business can be found at Goldberg, Persky & White Attorneys can do the job for you. In addition to Michigan, their attorneys are licensed in a variety of states, including Pennsylvania Mesothelioma Lawyer for those who need help in that state. Contact them today and they will discuss your case and how they can help you.

Experience

As experienced trial attorneys, they know how the courtrooms in these states work. But, they also understand that for our clients, trying to navigate this often confusing and complex legal system can at times seem overwhelming. These asbestos attorneys try to take on these complex legal issues for clients so that they can focus on their life, family as well as their health.

Knowledge

For more than 30 years these attorneys have been defending the legal right of clients injured by asbestos. Through the years, these asbestos attorneys have developed an overwhelming database of evidence, invoices, depositions, order forms, product catalogs, industrial blueprints, expert interviews, medical evaluations and much more. Access to the right evidence can often mean making sure every company; manufacturer, supplier and trust compensate you fairly and fully.

Dedication

If you have been injured, understanding your right as well as finding the appropriate legal representation often can be frustrating and difficult. They are happy to speak with you about your case for free, with no obligation or fees, to help you decide what your next step should be.

Pioneers in Asbestos Litigation

Asbestos, that has been used for literally many thousands of years as an insulation and fire-retardant material, has been long linked to sickness and even death. But, evidence was discovered and revealed that many of the industries making products with asbestos were conscious of the hazards that asbestos did cause problems to exposed laborers and workers to the dangerous fibers of asbestos due to greed.

Federal government

Finally, the Federal Government stepped in during 1972 using OSHA to start to regulate the manufacture as well as the sale of products containing asbestos. As more data on diseases caused by asbestos that was hidden by the asbestos industry was exposed by the “Environmental Protection Agency” and “Consumer Product Safety Commission” they enforced regulations that were strict on its use in industrial and commercial products.

Cancer

Asbestos cancer diagnosis, including the diagnosis of Mesothelioma and lung cancer, can be difficult because the symptoms of these illnesses can in the early stages mimic those of various other, more minor, complications of respiratory problems. Symptoms and signs, such as:

  • Chest pain;
  • Shortness of breath;
  • Chronic dry cough.

Can lead medical professionals to suspect mesothelioma, especially if the patient has a known history of asbestos exposure.

Testing for malignant cells

Analysis tools such as CT scans and MRIs are used for patients where cancer from asbestos is suspected. In many cases, these scans of imaging can deliver a picture of the tumor, but a biopsy will more than likely be needed to conclusive determine the diagnosis of Mesothelioma rather than other forms of lung carcinomas. In cases of peritoneal or pleural effusions, liquid build-up has revealed in some patients. These are drained and removing the fluid by pleurocentesis can let oncologists test the fluid for the existence of cells that are malignant.

Mesothelioma

The only known cause of Mesothelioma is exposure to asbestos. The dust and particles of asbestos that have been ingested or inhaled causing disruption and inflammation of normal cell growth on the level that can only be seen microscopically. This can lead to the development of Mesothelioma cancer.

Products – commercial and consumers

Thousands of consumers, industrial, and commercial products were mass-produced with asbestos from the 1940s through the 1990s. Most of these corporations knew the effects this exposure could be deadly to their employees as well as customers and yet they still used this deadly material purely for corporate greed. Because of these reasons many lawsuits have been brought up against these companies on behalf of victims of Mesothelioma. Understanding that Mesothelioma is a deadly cancer, this means that those that exposed you or your loved one to asbestos dust are accountable for many deaths.

Asbestos Cancer Organization

The Asbestos Cancer Organization has teamed up with this top Mesothelioma lawyers at Goldberg, Persky & White. They are currently the best in this field. These experienced Mesothelioma attorneys continue to fight Mesothelioma cases for their clients and assist all those people diagnosed with this disease.

Thousands of products

Most exposures to asbestos originate from thousands of products that contain asbestos. People who worked in trades like foundries, steel mills, power plants, refineries, chemical plants, paper mills, iron smelting, glass manufacturing, and aluminum manufacturing from these 5 decades were more than likely exposed to dust of asbestos. Lots of insulation, friction and refractories goods used by these industries during this period contained asbestos. Workers in construction including brick layers, laborers, insulators, machinists, electricians, millwrights, pipefitters, plumbers, steamfitters, boilermakers, iron workers, drywall workers plasterers, carpenters, and even superintendents, architects and engineers who worked in any form of construction from the 1940a through the 1990s could have been exposed to the dust of asbestos. There were numerous asbestos containing materials for construction sold by the asbestos companies.

Pennsylvania clients

If you live in Pennsylvania and have been diagnosed with cancer or Mesothelioma caused by exposure to asbestos, contact this firm of attorneys and make an appointment to discuss your current medical condition as well as your work history with these attorneys. Steel mills in areas of Pennsylvania could have exposed thousands of people working there from the 1940s to the 1990s. Regulations put into place by the Federal Government around by 2000 has since caused the closing of most of these steel mills. In fact, most of the steel used in construction in the United States currently is being made in other countries. So it is important that you bring your work history with you to talk with these attorneys.