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Kentucky environmental attorney Sanders says PCB laden caulk may be become a major liability issue for building owners, school systems, and their insurers in future.

Lawyer Sanders wrote 2 months ago: The link between the concentrations of PCBs in caulk and PCBs in the air or dust is not well underst … more →

Tags: toxic exposure

Libby, Montana

geoausch wrote 5 months ago: I just finished watching an extremely low-budget, but extremely fascinating documentary called Libby … more →

Tags: Work, Politics, Environment, Movies, Libby Montana, Asbestos Litigation, W. R. Grace, vermiculite, tremolite asbestos

Kentucky environmental lawyer Sanders says Prime Tanning is sued in Missouri for alledgedly giving farmers sludge laced with hexavalent chromium for use as fertilizer.

Lawyer Sanders wrote 6 months ago: Prime Tanning Co., the former owner of a St. Joseph, Mo., tannery, is being sued over health concern … more →

Tags: CERCLA or Superfund, Fertilizer, Prime Tanning, Hexavalent Chromium, Sludge

Kentucky lawyer Sanders says Missouri famers sue Prime Tanning and allege sludge given to them contained hexavalent chromium, a human carcinogen.2 comments

Lawyer Sanders wrote 7 months ago: Prime Tanning Co., the former owner of a St. Joseph, Mo., tannery, is being sued over health concern … more →

Tags: human carcinogen, Prime Tanning, Hexavalent Chromium, St. Joseph Missouri

JURY AWARDS $2 MILLION IN BYSTANDER MESOTHELIOMA CASE

Jeff wrote 7 months ago: A jury in McClean County Illinois awarded the family of a deceased mesothelioma victim over $2 milli … more →

Tags: Asbestos, Product Liability, Lung Disease, Cancer, Mesothelioma, Personal Injury

Kentucky environmental lawyer Sanders says U.S. Supreme Court snuffs out Philip Morris appeal on size of punitive damage award in Oregon case.

Lawyer Sanders wrote 8 months ago: Lung Cancer in Left Lung of Cigarette Smoker. Altria Group Inc.’s Philip Morris unit lost a fi … more →

Tags: Philip Morris, lung cancer, Oregon Supreme Court, Wrongful Death, punitive damages

JURY AWARDS $2.6 MILLION TO MESOTHELIOMA VICTIM

Jeff wrote 9 months ago: According to the Chicagotribune.com, a jury awarded a verdict of $2.6 million in the case of a woman … more →

Tags: Asbestos, Product Liability, Damages, Lung Disease, Cancer, Mesothelioma, Personal Injury

Insecticide Co. sued for 20 years of lax toxic materials handling2 comments

Randy Wilson wrote 12 months ago: The company, HPI Products, is being sued in US District Court in Western Missouri for disregarding h … more →

Tags: Company News, lawsuits, toxic waste, insecticide, HPI Products

Cement plant sued for poisoning neighbors

Randy Wilson wrote 1 year ago: Riverside Cement is accused of keeping toxic waste out in the open and allowing the elements to carr … more →

Tags: Company News, lawsuits, Riverside Cement, toxic waste, carcinogen, Cancer, Pollution

W.R. GRACE SETTLES ASBESTOS CLAIMS FOR $140MILLION

Jeff wrote 1 year ago: A story on Yahoo News reports W.R. Grace settled a class action against the company relating to asbe … more →

Tags: Asbestos, Product Liability, Damages, Lung Disease, lung cancer, Cancer, Mesothelioma, Personal Injury

NEW LITIGATION AREA - GRANITE COUNTER TOPS?

Jeff wrote 1 year ago: Article in NY Times regarding findings that some granite counter tops emit dangerous levels of radon … more →

Tags: Product Liability, lung cancer, Cancer

Lawyer Sanders says US EPA moves to ban FMC's Furadan from US market because of unreasonable risk of harm to human health and environment.

Lawyer Sanders wrote 1 year ago: FMC markets carbofuran, a pesticide, as “Furadan” in the United States.  According to FM … more →

Tags: Pesticides, Furadan, Carbofuran, pesticide registration, unreasonable risk of harm to human health and environme

U.S. SUPREME COURT REJECTS W.R. GRACE APPEAL2 comments

Jeff wrote 1 year ago: According to a story in the Missoulian, the US Supreme Court has denied the appeals of W.R. Grace an … more →

Tags: Asbestos, Product Liability, Lung Disease, lung cancer, Cancer, Mesothelioma

U.S. EPA proposes changes to NAAQS for lead.

Lawyer Sanders wrote 1 year ago: U.S. EPA is proposing to modify the national ambient air quality standards for lead.  Lead that is e … more →

Tags: Clean Air Act, National Ambient Air Quality Standards, Lead, Air Emissions

Zonolite manufactured in Wilder, Kentucky for W.R. Grace for 40 years.

Lawyer Sanders wrote 1 year ago: We all probably have heard about the asbestos problems plaguing workers of W.R. Grace and the reside … more →

Tags: CERCLA or Superfund, Asbestos, Zonolite, Wilder Kentucky, W.R. Grace

U.S. EPA issues new lead paint abatement rules for contractors.

Lawyer Sanders wrote 1 year ago: U.S. EPA is issuing new lead paint abatement rules for contractors who renovate or repair housing, c … more →

Tags: Lead Paint

W.R. Grace agrees to settle asbestos claims for $2 Billion

Lawyer Sanders wrote 1 year ago: W. R. Grace & Co. announced an agreement in principle that would settle all present and future a … more →

Tags: Asbestos

ASBESTOS ALLEGEDLY FOUND IN TOY CRIME KIT

Jeff wrote 1 year ago: Reuters reports that suit has been filed against CBS, the toy maker – Planet Toys, and retail … more →

Tags: Asbestos, Product Liability, CPSC, Lung Disease, Consumer Rights, lung cancer, Cancer, toy recall, Mesothelioma

WTC WORKER'S DUST DISEASE CASES GO FORWARD

Jeff wrote 1 year ago: According to a story on Newsday.com, the U.S. 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals has decided the workers … more →

Tags: Asbestos, Lung Disease, 9-11 workers, Ground Zero Workers


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