Exposure at Work
Exposure at Work
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Injury Claims for Chemical Exposure on the Job
A workers' comp claim is the most common option for on-the-job injuries caused by chemicals or toxins, but a civil lawsuit may be an option.
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Exposure to Toxins at Work: Options Under Workers' Compensation
Workers made ill by exposure to hazardous chemicals in the workplace are nearly always covered under their state's workers' compensation system.
Other Types of Cases
Other Types of Cases
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Lawsuits for Toxic Mold Exposure in Your Home
Depending on the circumstances, property owners may be able to sue the builder or contractor for allowing toxic mold to grow and spread.
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Homeowner's Insurance Claims for Toxic Mold
If you've been exposed to toxic mold in your home, your homeowner's insurance policy may cover the clean-up, and you may be able to sue the home builder.
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Landlord Liability for Carbon Monoxide Exposure
Depending on the facts, a court might find a landlord liable when a tenant brings a personal injury lawsuit for carbon monoxide exposure.
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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.
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How a Lawyer Prepares an Asbestos Injury Case
Understand how your attorney will handle the crucial "discovery" phase of your asbestos case.
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Diagnosis and Your Glyphosate (Roundup) Case
Getting an accurate diagnosis of your health problems is a crucial step in setting your "damages" and resolving your glyphosate (Roundup) lawsuit.
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How Much Is Your Roundup (Glyphosate) Case Worth?
Putting a dollar value on your Roundup claim isn't easy, but understanding the concept of "damages" is crucial.