Arizona Mesothelioma Lawyer Blog

Asbestos reached Tucson through copper mines, Davis-Monthan, and the railroads. Our Arizona mesothelioma lawyers help Southern Arizona families. Free case review.

Mesothelioma compensation can come from asbestos trust funds, lawsuits, and VA benefits. Our Arizona lawyers pursue every source. Free case review.

Asbestos exposure hit Phoenix and West Valley workers for decades. Our Arizona mesothelioma lawyers help valley families trace it and file. Free case review.

The 2024 federal asbestos ban limits future use, but it does not affect your right to file a mesothelioma claim. Our Arizona lawyers explain. Free case review.

Mesothelioma, asbestos lung cancer, and asbestosis are different diseases with different claims. Learn how they compare. Free, no-obligation case review.

Arizona veterans with mesothelioma may qualify for VA disability and DIC benefits, alongside a claim against asbestos makers. Free, no-obligation review.

Choosing a mesothelioma lawyer? Learn what to look for, the questions to ask, and how to avoid settlement mills. Free, no-obligation case review.

Arizona power plant workers breathed asbestos from boilers, turbines, and pipes. Our mesothelioma lawyers trace exposure to its source. Free case review.

Copper built Arizona, and the mines and smelters that produced it ran on asbestos. Generations of miners and smelter crews were exposed, and many are being diagnosed with mesothelioma decades later. Learn where exposure happened and how families can pursue a claim.

A California appeals court recently upheld a substantial multimillion dollar jury verdict handed down in a mesothelioma cancer lawsuit brought by a husband and wife to claim that the husband's rare form of cancer was caused by his employer's negligent use of carcinogenic building materials. In it...

A New York City judge recently denied a defendant asbestos company's request to have a take-home mesothelioma cancer lawsuit thrown out of court, finding that the arguments brought by the defendant's lawyers on its behalf were insufficient to have the matter tossed out. As a result, the plaintiff...

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra recently secured a ruling from a U.S. District Court to compel the Environmental Protection Agency to improve its data collection practices accounting for the importation of asbestos-containing products into the United States. The ruling by U.S. District...

A New York court recently denied an attempt by the defendant in a talcum powder mesothelioma cancer lawsuit to have the case dismissed, which paves the way for the plaintiffs to have their day in court and seek justice for the harm caused by the defendant's alleged negligence. In its ruling, the ...

A Minnesota appeals court recently denied a motion by the defendant-asbestos manufacturer in a mesothelioma cancer lawsuit to dismiss the case on the grounds that the company had long since left the state. In its ruling, the Court of Appeals of Minnesota upheld the lower trial court's decision no...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently released the sixth and final part of its year-long sampling assignment of testing talc-based cosmetics products for asbestos contamination, which was performed by an outside laboratory. Those testing services were performed by Lanham, Maryland-...

The Philadelphia school system recently agreed to a settlement in an asbestos cancer lawsuit with a long time teacher who claimed she developed a serious form of asbestos-related cancer as a result of working in dangerous conditions in the school system. As part of the settlement, the 30-year spe...