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Our asbestos attorneys are experienced in helping current and former Mississippi workers and residents file claims against companies responsible for the wrongful exposure of asbestos. While Mississippi isn’t really known for asbestos exposure, thousands of lawsuits have been filed in … Continued

Minnesota, a state of great natural beauty and resources, is home to a number of flourishing industries in which workers have been known to experience toxic asbestos exposure. For centuries, the iron ore industry has been a leading industry in … Continued

Michigan is known for its automobile production. In fact, General Motors (GM), Ford and Chrysler – three of the top American carmakers – are all headquartered in Michigan. Although the prospering automobile industry has generated vital jobs and revenue for … Continued

If you or someone you love has been diagnosed with mesothelioma or another asbestos-caused disease and you are a current or former worker/resident of Massachusetts, we may be able to help you seek and recover financial compensation. To learn more … Continued

Maryland, a state known in its early days for producing tobacco, is now a modern hub of shipbuilding, automobile manufacturing, and machinery manufacturing. These and a number of other industries help make the state prosperous and productive; however, they are … Continued

Known for its seafood and rocky coastline, Maine is also home to a number of flourishing industries, including paper milling, shipbuilding and textile manufacturing. Although such industries stimulate the state’s economy, they do have a negative side in that they … Continued

While most people associate Louisiana with New Orleans and Mardi Gras, this state is also widely known for its thriving oil, shipbuilding and lumber industries. Although these lucrative industries create jobs and revenue for Louisiana, they all are also notorious … Continued

Kentucky is heavily involved in the manufacture of consumer products, many of which use to be made with asbestos. Up until the 1960s when the government ruled that asbestos could cause fatal illness and began enforcing regulations on its use, … Continued

Kansas may have been put on the map for its farming and wheat production, but it is also known for its hand in aviation, which began in the early 1900s. Once the anti-friction properties of asbestos were discovered, the aviation … Continued

Iowa, a state that thrives on farming and the manufacturing of various textiles, has hundreds of industrial plants and factories – many of which have exposed workers to dangerous levels of asbestos. Years of working in such asbestos-ridden environments puts … Continued