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Mesothelioma Lawsuits: Get The Facts Along With Advice On Diagnosis And Treatment
Our site is designed specifically with our customers in mind, the people and their loved ones who suffer from Mesothelioma, and to provide them with information on symptoms and diagnosis of malignant mesothelioma treatments and suggests the best options for making their legal claim” says David Reed of Mesthelioma-information (http://mesothelioma-information.atspace.com) Mesothelioma (cancer of the mesothelium) is a disease in which cells of the mesothelium become abnormal and divide without control or order. They can invade and damage nearby tissues and organs. Cancer cells can also metastasize (spread) from their original site to other parts of the body. Most cases of mesothelioma
Woman wins asbestos compensation payout
COMPERE: Meanwhile an Adelaide woman who contracted mesothelioma by washing her husband's work clothes has received a compensation pay out of $374,000. Mrs Winnifred Brennan laundered asbestos contaminated clothes every day for many years. Petria Wallace reports that her legal win is expected to open the door for a rush of other
Lung disease victims remembered
Latest figures show 635 from the region died from the disease mesothelioma, between 1999 and 2003. Christine Knighton, of Wallsend, lost her husband Mick, 59, who was in the Navy, to the disease in 2001 and has raised more than £100,000 for research. She will lead a vigil on the
My dreams have been shattered
A man who has only been given a year to live after developing an asbestos-related cancer from his father is claiming £150,000 from a North chemical giant. Nicholas Trowbridge has been diagnosed with mesothelioma and believes he was exposed to it by his dad, who worked at ICI as a plant
U-turn over asbestos cancer drug
NHS drugs advisers have reversed their proposal to block a drug for people with asbestos-related cancer. The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence had said Alimta (pemetrexed disodium) should be used only in new or ongoing clinical trials. But manufacturers Eli Lilly appealed against the guidance, covering England and
Texas high court says asbestos plaintiffs can sue more than once
COPYRIGHT 2001 Association of Trial Lawyers of America A recent ruling by the Texas Supreme Court will give many workers in that state who have suffered debilitating asbestos-related injuries more than one chance to seek recovery in court. Carving out a narrow exception to the statute of limitations and the
NSW court blames Water Board for man's asbestos poisoning
For close to 30 years, from the '50s to the early '80s, asbestos was used in this country in almost every aspect of industry and building, from brake linings to fibro sheeting. And it's still around -- one in three Australian homes built before 1982 are thought to still contain asbestos. This,
Halliburton to pay $30 million to area asbestos victims
The Halliburton Co. will pay $30 million to about 120 families of people who were exposed to deadly asbestos while working in shipyards, construction sites and industrial plants in the Pacific Northwest or serving on Navy ships that were serviced here. The amount, announced yesterday in Seattle, is part of a
Old dispute rekindled over content of mine's talc
The talc used by Crayola and most of America's other crayon makers comes from a century-old mine long embroiled in battles over whether its dusty product contains cancer-causing asbestos. The mine in upstate New York, owned by R.T. Vanderbilt Co., has been the center of a contentious 30-year-long fight pitting the
Lawyers Silent on Possible Asbestos Trust
Plaintiffs' lawyers are not usually a meek lot. But they seem to have lost their voice in the debate over a national trust to end all asbestos lawsuits, which might cost them tens of billions of dollars in attorneys' fees over the next 30 years. The trust still faces many
Legal hope for asbestosis victims
Moves to reform legislation which creates a compensation claim dilemma for some cancer victims have been launched by the Scottish Executive. Victims of mesothelioma currently have to choose between claiming for damages or allowing their relatives to lodge a bigger claim after their death. The executive said most choose to