Asbestos Exposure and Injury Laws

Who Should I Sue for Asbestos-Related Health Problems?

Getting fair compensation for mesothelioma or any other asbestos-caused illness means figuring out who's liable and filing a lawsuit in court, or making a claim with an asbestos trust fund.

Employer Liability for Asbestos Exposure

Workers injured by on-the-job asbestos exposure can typically get workers’ compensation. They might also be able to sue asbestos manufacturers and others.

Asbestos Lawsuits: Laws and Legal Remedies For Workers Exposed to Asbestos

Workers harmed by asbestos exposure may be able to sue for damages based on negligence, or on a product liability theory.

Landlord Liability for Asbestos in Rentals

Landlords might be legally obligated to remove asbestos from rental properties in certain situations.

Working With a Lawyer for Your Asbestos Lawsuit

Learn how to find the right lawyer and prepare for your asbestos injury lawsuit.

Asbestos-Tainted Talcum Powder Lawsuits

Thousands of lawsuits claim there's a link between products like Johnson's Baby Powder and serious health problems, including ovarian cancer and mesothelioma.

Do I Need a Lawyer for My Talcum Powder/Asbestos Lawsuit?

What to expect in (and from) a talc-asbestos lawsuit, tips on finding the right lawyer, and the fine print of the attorney-client contract.

Asbestos in Talc: History and Developments

Get background details on links between asbestos, talc, and cancer, and the latest updates for 2022 on lawsuits over the safety of Johnson's Baby Powder and other talcum powder products.

Coronavirus Impact on Injury Cases Involving Respiratory Illness

If your personal injury case involves respiratory illness, the coronavirus could have a significant effect on your legal strategy.