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Month: September 2025

Homeowners especially those who complete do-it-yourself projects may be at an increased risk of asbestos exposure in tackling their own remodeling jobs in older homes. In doing so, homeowners may encounter old or “friable” asbestos in their homes.
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Federal investigators recently opened an inquiry into whether several asbestos clean up companies operating in Massachusetts paid crews fairly for all of the work performed renovating asbestos tainted properties in the Boston area. Over the past few years, the U.S. Justice Department has opened up several investigations into worker mistreatment and wage theft involving hard working clean up crews putting their health and safety on the line to make sure others are not exposed to deadly asbestos.
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For purposes of this article, the mesothelioma victim in this case will be referred to as Mrs. I.L.L, and her husband will be referred to as Mr. A.C.L. In this case, I.L.L. was diagnosed with malignant mesothelioma and died of the asbestos-related illness in 2023 at the age of 91. Mesothelioma is a rare and aggressive form of cancer that can develop decades after asbestos exposure. Mesothelioma involves tumors growing in the mesothelium (the tissue covering most internal organs).
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When patients are diagnosed with a debilitating disease such as cancer, their focus often immediately shifts towards whether or not they will require surgery to treat the disease and what, if any, are the least invasive and most effective treatment options. Some forms of cancer can be treated without surgery, using radiation or chemotherapy, if caught in the early stages, while others leave patients with limited treatment options that may leave surgery as the only course of action.
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Electricians were often involved in the renovation and upgrading of older buildings or industrial facilities.  As a result, electricians were at high risk of asbestos exposure.  Asbestos is a mineral fiber linked to mesothelioma, lung cancer and asbestosis.  Mesothelioma is a rare cancer that attacks the lining of the organs caused asbestos exposure. Electricians were at risk for exposure to asbestos when they worked with electrical insulation, or renovated or upgraded wall, floors and ceilings of older buildings.
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The House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Reform recently held a hearing examining health risks related to the use of talcum powder products containing asbestos, as well as the detection methods used to keep the public safe. The hearing comes on the heels of news that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced had detected asbestos in one lot of pharmaceutical and cosmetics giant Johnson & Johnson’s Baby Powder and that the company would voluntarily recall 33,000 bottles of the product.
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What if I Buy a House That Contains Asbestos?

Asbestos is a well-known hazardous substance that can lead to the development of several illnesses, including mesothelioma, lung cancer, and asbestosis. It can be unsafe to live in a house that contains asbestos. Before buying a house, it is crucial to understand whether it contains asbestos. In most of the United States, home sellers are required to disclose any major defects to buyers. Most state laws require sellers to make formal property disclosures covering major home components, systems, and conditions, including whether a home contains asbestos.
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Judge Throws Out Mesothelioma Verdict Over Expert Witness Misconduct

For purposes of this article, the mesothelioma victim in this case will be referred to as V.C. In a recent court ruling, a Louisiana judge ordered a new trial in a mesothelioma lawsuit against Colgate-Palmolive. This decision came after the witness unexpectedly introduced what the judge termed an entirely improper, unsolicited, new opinion that had not been presented during the trial, influencing the jury’s verdict in favor of the defendant.
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Do Baby Powders Still Contain Talc?

Baby powder has been a household staple for decades, with many using it to keep their skin dry and prevent irritation. However, growing concerns among consumers, doctors, and experts over the link between talc-based products and serious health issues like ovarian cancer and mesothelioma have led to significant shifts in the industry. For instance, in response to the mounting lawsuits and scientific studies, some manufacturers like Johnson and Johnson have had to remove talc from their products. But does that mean all baby powders are now talc-free? Let’s explore what baby powders contain today.
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How Long Does it Take to Develop an Asbestos-Related Illness?

Asbestos, a naturally occurring mineral, was once widely used across the United States in several industries, including construction, manufacturing, and automotive, mainly because of its heat-resistant properties. After its effects became widely known, asbestos use became heavily regulated. Asbestos can cause serious health issues. Inhaling asbestos fibers can lead to illnesses such as mesothelioma and asbestosis. Often, these diseases don’t develop until many years after asbestos exposure.
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Asbestos in Rental Properties and Apartments: Some Crucial Information for Tenants

When it comes to apartments and rental properties, tenants usually care a lot about factors like the apartment or rental unit size, rent price, location of the apartment or rental, and safety features. Although these are important factors for tenants to consider, there are many more things people need to care about when it comes to the apartments or rentals they live in. For instance, tenants should be concerned about their rights in regards to asbestos in rental units and apartments.
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Asbestos Exposure May Lead To Arthritis And Other Autoimmune Diseases

While the disease is rare, many are familiar with mesothelioma and its causal relationship to exposure to asbestos, a once common additive to many industrial and commercial products during the mid-20th century. However, many do not realize that mesothelioma is not the only debilitating condition associated with exposure to toxic asbestos. According to research analyzed by reporters, the case study of one small Montana town highlights just how high the risks of asbestos exposure can be, even if it does not result in developing mesothelioma.
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