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Lung Cancer & Mesothelioma
Finding an asbestos law firm with the experience and knowledge to represent you can be challenging. Much like finding mesothelioma…
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While an accident such as an arm broken by a mishandled forklift or a fall from scaffolding failure are quite…
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Doctors, drugs, and medical devices aim to heal through prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Sometimes, medical outcomes fall short through the…
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At Goldberg, Persky & White, we have been dedicated to protecting the rights of individuals for over 30 years. In…
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Dangerous products wind up on the market for all sorts of reasons: negligence, ignorance, or placing profits over safety. Warnings…
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Unfortunately, the term “nursing home abuse” is all too familiar these days as our populaton ages and people are living…
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Whether as a result of neglect or malicious intent, property damage can cause serious financial losses.
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Asbestos exposure not only causes mesothelioma cancer, but several other cancerous and non-cancerous conditions.
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On average, 130 Americans a day die from opioid overdoses, with prescription pain killers as the driving force behind these…
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First Asbestos Lawsuits
First Asbestos Lawsuits The Industrial Revolution during the 1920s brought innovations in industry and building construction, which contributed significantly to economic growth of the United States. Powered machines gave rise…
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Eating a Healthier Diet…
Eating a Healthier Diet Can Reduce Obesity and Cancer Risk Cancer prevention is not always about avoiding carcinogens. Avoiding carcinogenic substances like asbestos and benzene is important, but everyday behavior…
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How Companies Tried to…
How Companies Tried to Avoid Compensating Asbestos Victims According to the CDC, asbestos exposure kills 12,000 to 15,000 people annually in the U.S. As early as the 1920s, companies suspected…
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