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Natick Real Estate Broker Fined $40k Over Asbestos Violations

Maybe it’s just us Boston mesothelioma lawyers, but it seems like there have been many more instances of asbestos-related violations lately. It could be that the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection is finally getting serious about asbestos exposure, or maybe construction and real estate officials have become lax in their…

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Asbestos, Other Minerals May Be To Blame for Mesothelioma in New England

A recent article published on MSNBC.com highlights the mineral erionite, which, like asbestos, is being blamed as a cause of mesothelioma in New England and beyond. The article looks at an area of Turkey where a majority of the deaths are being blamed on mesothelioma, a rare and incurable cancer…

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Medford Schools Fined for Improperly Removing Asbestos

The Medford School Department has been fined $30,000 for improperly disposing of asbestos tiling at the Curtis Tufts Alternative High School, The Boston Globe reports. What is sad here is that not only did the school not conform to rules and proper procedures for removing asbestos, but also that this…

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5 Things You Should Know About Mesothelioma in Boston

A recent article out of Pennsylvania makes some good points about mesothelioma in New England and beyond. The good news is that at least National Mesothelioma Awareness Day has gotten into the national psyche and provided more awareness of this incurable and fatal form of cancer. The day, designated as…

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Apartment Fire Reveals Asbestos Exposure in New England

A recent Colorado apartment fire led to 126 people being out of a home after officials found widespread asbestos in the structure of the building, ABC News is reporting. Asbestos was discovered in Springfield and throughout Massachusetts after tornadoes ran through the area this summer. When buildings get knocked down…

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Jury Awards U.S. Navy Veteran $32 Million for Asbestos Exposure

A Kentucky man and U.S. Navy veteran was awarded $32 million in damages after an eight-week trial in New York, WSAZ reports. While it’s a large sum of money, it will not stop the pleural mesothelioma with which the man has been diagnosed. Pleural mesothelioma in New England, and other…

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Mesothelioma Awareness Day On Sept. 26 in Boston

National Mesothelioma Awareness Day is Sept. 26, according to The Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance, which is a good reminder to make sure people know the facts about mesothelioma in New England and beyond. Mesothelioma is a rare form of cancer, yet claims the lives of many people who were once exposed…

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North Reading Prepares to Remove Asbestos From Schools

As the new school year is upon us, officials are planning out syllabi, scheduling events and trying to make sure everything goes off without a hitch. But what many school systems are considering, including the one in North Reading, is removal of asbestos from its facilities in order to protect…

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Leominster Developer Fined $100,000 For Not Removing Asbestos

The Worcester Telegram & Gazette reports that a developer has been ordered by state officials to pay $100,000 to make up for breaking asbestos removal laws when renovating and converting a plastics company site to retail and commercial space. At the turn of the 20th Century and the following decades,…

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Forensic Sculptor Dies of Pleural Mesothelioma at 70

A 70-year-old forensic sculptor, a rare field that aids police in investigating murder victims, died recently in Philadelphia of pleural mesothelioma, a rare form of incurable cancer. Boston Mesothelioma Lawyers have seen the devastation of family members who have lost a loved one to mesothelioma in New England, as it…

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