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Boston Universities Incur Major Fines for Asbestos Violations

Two Boston higher education providers, as well as a construction company, have drawn the ire of state environmental officials for violating state statutes governing asbestos exposure. Reports are that Emerson College, Boston University and Suffolk Construction Co. Inc. will have to fork over some $530,000 for violations. Our Boston mesothelioma…

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Massachusetts Asbestos Violation Results in Guilty Plea, Jail Time

The owners of a Lynnfield asbestos removal company have pleaded guilty to a number of Massachusetts Clean Air Act and Solid Waste Act violations, as well as evasion of unemployment insurance and filing false statements with the Environmental Department of Protection. Our Boston mesothelioma lawyers understand that even given all…

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Late Actor Steve McQueen’s Widow to Testify Before Congress About Asbestos Dangers

The widow of the late actor Steve McQueen, who died of mesothelioma, is slated to testify before the U.S. House of Representatives, urging lawmakers to formally ban the import of asbestos into the United States. Boston mesothelioma attorneys know it’s a widely-held misconception that asbestos is illegal in the U.S.…

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Illegal Massachusetts Asbestos Storage Leads to Criminal Charges

A Massachusetts asbestos case has been gaining attention, as a business owner accused of illegally – and dangerously – storing the deadly compound seeks to have her statements stricken from court. Our Boston mesothelioma lawyers believe the truth should come out. If this woman and her company were jeopardizing public…

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$173 Million Asbestos Repairs Completed in the Capitol

Our Boston mesothelioma lawyers realize that asbestos litigation is a commitment. It’s rarely a swift process, despite the fact that the courts do realize that those who have been diagnosed with mesothelioma are working with borrowed time. But for those who struggle with lung cancer, asbestosis or mesothelioma, it’s not…

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