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Month: August 2026

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VA Benefits for Veterans With Mesothelioma: What You Need to Know

Veterans diagnosed with mesothelioma may qualify for VA disability compensation, health care, and survivor benefits. Learn what's available and how it fits alongside a legal claim.
By Michael Throneberry, founder of Throneberry Law Group Veterans make up a large share of mesothelioma cases because asbestos was used so heavily across the military, especially aboard Navy ships. If you served and later developed mesothelioma, you may have more than one way to get help, and VA benefits are often the first place to look. For many families, sorting out these benefits is the first step toward some financial stability during treatment. At Throneberry Law Group, we help veterans and their families understand how VA benefits fit with the other claims available after an asbestos diagnosis.
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Can Family Members File a Mesothelioma Wrongful Death Claim?

When mesothelioma takes a loved one, surviving family members or the estate may be able to file a wrongful death claim. Learn who can file, what can be recovered, and how the process works.
By Michael Throneberry, founder of Throneberry Law Group Losing someone to mesothelioma is incredibly tough, and it is normal to feel overwhelmed about what comes next, especially when it comes to your legal options. Often, close family members or the deceased's estate can file a mesothelioma wrongful death claim. This type of lawsuit lets families seek financial help from the companies that exposed their loved one to asbestos. Indeed, no amount of money can bring someone back.
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Machinist Asbestos Exposure: How Shop Floor Workers Were Put at Risk

Machinists faced daily exposure to asbestos in gaskets, packing, and insulation. Learn how the exposure happened, the health risks, and the legal options available to former machinists.
By Michael Throneberry, founder of Throneberry Law Group Machinists have for a long time played a key role in keeping America's factories, shipyards, and power plants running smoothly. For decades, they operated, repaired, and maintained the heavy equipment that kept businesses running. Unfortunately, these workers handled materials packed with asbestos without any warning about the dangers they faced. Because of this, a huge number of machinists breathed in asbestos fibers while just doing their jobs, and now, years later, many are living with the health consequences.
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Asbestos Insulation: Where It Was Used and Who Was Most at Risk

Asbestos insulation was once common in homes, schools, and industrial buildings. Learn where it was used, which occupations faced the highest risk, and what to do if you were exposed.
By Michael Throneberry, founder of Throneberry Law Group For much of the twentieth century, asbestos insulation was a popular choice in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Unfortunately, the widespread use of asbestos insulation exposed countless people to dangerous asbestos fibers. At Throneberry Law Group, we help people diagnosed with asbestos-related diseases identify possible sources of exposure. Knowing where asbestos insulation was used and who was most at risk can help families piece together their exposure history and potential legal options.
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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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