Asbestos

Mesothelioma profoundly impacts patients and their families, with financial and emotional tolls lasting decades after asbestos exposure. Learn how to support loved ones and how Madeksho Law can help your family secure justice and compensation during this challenging time.

Learn about secondary asbestos exposure—how asbestos fibers can affect family members and friends. Understand the risks, symptoms, and legal rights for those indirectly exposed to asbestos.

Boilermakers face hidden asbestos risks that can lead to severe health issues like mesothelioma or lung cancer. Madeksho Law fights for justice, helping boilermakers secure compensation for asbestos-related illnesses. Contact us at 888-910-MESO or online for a free case review.

Christopher Madeksho helped secure a $3.8 million verdict for mesothelioma victim Harry Chirdon in Pennsylvania. The mesothelioma trial team proved Foster Wheeler’s liability, achieving justice for Mr. Chirdon and reinforcing the importance of workplace safety.

Industrial workers face some of the highest risks for asbestos exposure, leading to serious health conditions like mesothelioma and lung cancer. If you or a loved one were exposed, Madeksho Law can help you seek compensation. Learn more in this blog post.

Construction workers face higher risks of asbestos exposure, which can lead to serious health issues like mesothelioma and lung cancer. If you've been exposed, Madeksho Law can help you pursue compensation. Learn more about the dangers and legal options available.

Shipyard workers face severe health risks due to asbestos exposure, including mesothelioma and lung cancer. If you or a loved one were exposed, Madeksho Law can help you seek compensation. Learn about the dangers and your legal options in this blog post.

Asbestos exposure isn’t just linked to mesothelioma. It can also lead to cancers like colorectal, ovarian, esophageal, laryngeal, and more. If you've been diagnosed with cancer after asbestos exposure, contact us to explore your legal options.

Asbestos exposure can lead to non-malignant lung diseases like pleural plaques, asbestosis, and pleural thickening. These conditions may develop many years after exposure. If you’ve been affected, contact us to protect your rights and pursue justice.

U.S. veterans, especially those who served before the 1980s, risk asbestos exposure linked to severe illnesses like mesothelioma and lung cancer. Madeksho Law offers free consultations to help veterans seek compensation through personal injury claims or VA benefits. Call 888-910-6376.

Lung cancer isn't just for smokers. Environmental exposures like radon, asbestos, and genetics can also cause it. If you're a nonsmoker diagnosed with lung cancer, you may have legal options. Madeksho Law offers free consultations and only charges if we win. Call 888-910-MESO (6376).

Discover the latest EPA ban on all asbestos types in the U.S. and its significant health impacts. Learn about the link between asbestos and cancer, the types of asbestos, and the health risks. If exposed, find out how Madeksho Law can help. Read more here!

Secondhand asbestos exposure, often from close contact with someone directly exposed, can lead to serious health issues like lung cancer. If you or a loved one have been diagnosed due to secondhand exposure, legal options for compensation are available. Learn more about the risks and legal recourse.

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma, understanding the disease and your legal options is crucial. Our guide covers types, causes, treatments, and compensation methods for victims. At Madeksho Law, we stand by you every step, ensuring you get the justice and support you deserve.

Johnson & Johnson has proposed a $6.5 billion settlement for about 40,000 lawsuits claiming their talcum powder caused cancer. With three months to decide, plaintiffs allege J&J knew about asbestos contamination for decades. Discover more about this significant case.

Explore the link between talc products and mesothelioma risks. Learn how asbestos contamination in talc can impact health. Discover legal options if affected. Call us at 888-910-6376 for a free consultation.

U.S. Marine Corps veterans are at risk of a dangerous cancer called mesothelioma if they were exposed to asbestos years ago. Luckily, veterans dealing with mesothelioma can now take steps to get medical treatment and financial assistance.

With its significant anti-corrosive and insulating properties, asbestos was featured widely in US military equipment, weapons, and structures. However, asbestos is now accepted as being carcinogenic to humans, meaning it may be linked to cancer.

Are you a U.S. Air Force veteran? If so, you may have been exposed to asbestos, notably if you served between 1930 and the 1980s. Here we explain why U.S. Air Force veterans are at risk and what steps to take if you or a loved one have an asbestos-related injury.

The maritime history of the U.S. Navy carries a hidden peril that has affected the lives of countless veterans— asbestos. Constructed prior to 1980, Navy vessels bore the weight of asbestos, exposing servicemen to health risks that manifested in serious conditions like mesothelioma and lung cancer.

Given its versatility and heat resistance capability, asbestos was once commonly used in military equipment, apparatus, and installations – particularly between the 1930s and 1980s. As a result, military personnel have been at an increased risk for asbestos exposure and asbestos-related injuries for decades. Below, our experienced asbestos lawyers explain the dangers of military asbestos exposure and your legal rights if you or a loved one has been exposed to asbestos in the military and gotten sick.

Asbestos is a fibrous mineral valued for its heat-resistant and anti-corrosive properties. When undisturbed, it is relatively harmless. However, when inhaled, the fibers can settle and accumulate in the body, causing significant, sometimes fatal, illness.

Uncover the hidden dangers of talcum powder. Learn about its link to asbestos, cancer risks, and ongoing lawsuits. Protect yourself with expert insights.

Discover what to do if you suspect asbestos exposure. Learn about immediate actions, long-term risks, and the crucial role of legal guidance. Call 888-910-MESO (6376)