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Massachusetts Hazardous Waste Company Cited for Asbestos Violations

A lot of news coverage on the dangers of asbestos deals with the improper disposal of asbestos by building owners. In order to legally remove asbestos, or renovate or demolish a structure that could likely contain asbestos, the owner must hire a certified professional asbestos removal company to perform an…

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Walston v. Boeing Co.: On Proving an Asbestos Lawsuit

In the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the four elements in a negligence case, including an asbestos lawsuit, are duty, breach, causation, and damages. Causation is further broken down into actual and proximate causation. Actual causation is established through the use of the “but for” test. The injury would not have occurred…

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Filing an Asbestos Lawsuit in the Commonwealth

For most, being diagnosed with mesothelioma is devastating. Asbestos fibers are proven to cause a deadly form of cancer known as mesothelioma, lung cancer, and other serious respiratory illnesses. Asbestos is comprised of six naturally occurring forms of silica, which has been mined for thousands of years. During the industrial…

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Asbestos Remediation an Issue for Boston Real Estate Developers

According to a recent news article from the North Jersey Record, a Boston real estate development group has plans to demolish an old snack food factory and turn it into a high-end distribution facility. However, before they begin demolition, they must get the proper permits, and that involves dealing with…

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College Campus Building Contains Asbestos That Must Be Carefully Removed

Our mesothelioma plaintiff lawyers understand how dangerous it is to work in an environment where asbestos is present. According to a recent news article from The Plainsman, the renovation of an Auburn university class building will require asbestos abatement. Solvents used in the installation of the floor tiles, as well…

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After Finding Illegally Dumped Asbestos on School Property, Board Authorizes Toxic Material to Be Buried the Woods

According to a recent story from WFMZ-TV News, one eastern Pennsylvania school district is planning on removing construction debris containing asbestos that was buried in the woods behind an elementary school a year ago. School officials report that construction debris (mostly residential siding material) was illegally dumped on school property…

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Prosecutors Settle Civil Lawsuit Against Nursing Home Owners in Asbestos Case

California Environmental Protection Unit prosecutors have reached a settlement with a local nursing home, according to a recent story from News Channel 5. The settlement agreement between prosecutors and the nursing home owners requires the payment of $225,000 by defendants. In addition to the settlement amount, defendants must pay and…

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