BLOOMINGTON – An asbestos-exposure lawsuit yielded a $17.87million verdict Monday in favor of a woman who worked at aBloomington factory in the 1960s.
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Woman wins $17.87 million asbestos lawsuit (The Pantagraph)
The construction union says an asbestos exposure incident at a Canberra auction house last year could have been prevented.
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Asbestos contractor under ’strictest conditions’ (ABC via Yahoo!7 News)
AN elderly man died as a result of prolonged exposure to asbestos, an inquest heard.
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Asbestos link to OAP’s death (Hampshire Chronicle)
(WHAS11) – A garbage removal company has been ordered to get rid of asbestos that has been sitting in its lot for months; a possible violation of EPA regulations. The reason? The company has gone out of business because the owner ended up in jail
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Asbestos sitting in lot for months, garbage company ordered to remove it (WHAS TV11 Louisville)
A railroad company’s dogged pursuit of conspiracy and fraud charges against an asbestos law firm is unfolding in a federal appellate court and with a major assist from business and tort reform groups.
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CSX Chases Plaintiff Firm Over Asbestos (Law.com)
NEW YORK—-Weitz & Luxenberg would like the public to be aware of the prevalence of asbestos-related diseases among Navy veterans. Several million people employed in U.S. shipyards and U.S.
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Weitz & Luxenberg Highlight Asbestos Exposure among Navy Veterans (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)