Close

Mesothelioma Lawyers Blog

Updated:

Asbestos in Popcorn Ceilings Puts Tenants at Risk

According to a recent news article from Canyon News, one neighborhood is facing a public health emergency due to the fact that residents in as many at 20 apartments are at risk for being exposed to deadly asbestos fibers.  While asbestos fibers can come from many sources, in this case,…

Updated:

Treating Mesothelioma and Other Asbestos-Related Cancers

There is no cure for mesothelioma. Sadly, when most people first learn they have malignant mesothelioma, they are often told they only have a very short time left to live. While there is nothing close to a cure, there are several treatment options available. However, there is often somewhat of…

Updated:

New Study Analyzes Proteins in Mesothelioma Treatment

According to a recent news article from Mesothelioma Research News, a new study involving what is known as the WT1 protein has been shown to have promising results in the treatment of malignant mesothelioma using chemotherapy drugs. There is a big focus on improving the efficacy of chemotherapy drugs, because…

Updated:

Historic Mills in Massachusetts and Asbestos Problems

Massachusetts and New England were once the home to many operating mills.  These are large factories and warehouse buildings that have not been used in many years.  As they now sit abandoned and in a growing state of disrepair, the question becomes what to do with them. There has been…

Updated:

School Asbestos Removal Process in Lawrence Worries Teachers

Many of the schools built in Boston and surrounding suburbs were constructed at a time when asbestos was heavily used during the construction process.  The reason asbestos was used is because it is a cheap naturally occurring mineral that has a tremendous ability to withstand heat, fire, electricity, and caustic…

Updated:

New Mesothelioma Treatment May Save Lungs

There is no question that being diagnosed with malignant mesothelioma is essentially a death sentence.  The vast majority of patients who are diagnosed with malignant mesothelioma will be dead with a year or two of learning they are victims of this almost exclusively asbestos-related cancer. There is no cure for…

Updated:

Major New England Asbestos Removal Project to Cost $16M

According to a recent news article from the Bangor Daily News, an asbestos abatement (removal) project at an old mill location will cost around $16 million to complete.   This location has been tested and is known to contain above-ground asbestos and other toxins, as well as underground toxins. This huge…

Updated:

Construction Workers in Mass Dealing with More Asbestos Issues

Boston and the surrounding towns in Massachusetts are filled with old buildings. Some of these are three-deckers, offices that have not been renovated in decades, and others are old industrial buildings, such as factories that are not in good enough shape to occupy without major renovations. If these old buildings…

Updated:

Asbestos-Related Injuries in Boston Other Than Mesothelioma

While companies in the asbestos industry worked hard for more than a century to keep the fact that asbestos exposure causes malignant mesothelioma from the general public, this is not the only serious and potentially deadly illness asbestos exposure can cause. One of the lesser known, but still fairly common…

Updated:

Report: Major Asbestos Abatement Project Now Underway

When a property owner knows or has reason to suspect that asbestos is present in their property, they must have an asbestos inspection prior to doing any renovation work. If they fail to do so, demolition may result in workers being exposed to the deadly fibers or the asbestos fibers contaminating public areas.…

Contact Us