Shipbuilding has a long proud, history of innovation, craftsmanship, and furthering the expansion of the human world. But shipbuilding from the not-so-distant past also leaves another legacy: mesothelioma from asbestos exposure. This is the story of mesothelioma from Bender Shipbuilding and Repair Company. What you Need to Know About Mesothelioma From Bender Shipbuilding and Repair…
If you have been exposed to asbestos and believe this is the cause of your cancer or disease, a mesothelioma lawyer in Pittsburgh from Nemeroff Law Firm will fight for your rights. Although the United States EPA has classified asbestos as a dangerous air pollutant, this carcinogen is still present in our society. Its usage…
In the 20th century, using asbestos in shipbuilding was common. Asbestos was a natural material valued for its insulating and non-corrosive properties—perfect for ships. Today, we know that working with asbestos can be deadly, and those who did so in the past may suffer devastating consequences even decades later. For example, people may have developed…
Exposure to asbestos on the USS Albany isn’t how most remember this proud ship. But in addition to its peacetime and training missions, the ship’s history also contains a dark cloud: asbestos exposure to those who worked or served on the ship. Even though the ship is no longer around, the effects of asbestos exposure…
Asbestos on the USS Bon Homme Richard (CVA-31) is not normally what comes to mind when thinking of this U.S. Navy ship, but, sadly, it is a part of the ship’s story. For those who worked or served on the ship, learning more about asbestos exposure is imperative. Asbestos on the USS Bon Homme Richard:…