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A Denver-area contractor has been sentenced to ten years behind bars for knowingly causing significant asbestos exposure, putting his employees and residents of a multi-family apartment building at serious risk of developing mesothelioma. Lance Slayton was convicted of several charges, including criminal exploitation of a vulnerable elderly person and violations of environmental safety laws. His

Montana’s House of Representatives recently passed three bills aimed at reducing corporate responsibility in asbestos-related lawsuits, making it significantly harder for individuals affected by asbestos exposure to pursue justice and compensation. While proponents of the bills claim that this will help prevent excessive lawsuits against businesses, critics contend that this move protects BNSF Railway from

Mesothelioma is a rare but aggressive cancer caused by prolonged exposure to asbestos. Asbestos has been widely used in construction, manufacturing, and other industries for decades because of its heat resistance and durability. Unfortunately, many companies knew of its dangers but failed to warn workers or provide proper protection. This negligence left many workers exposed

Baby powder has been a household staple for decades, with many using it to keep their skin dry and prevent irritation. However, growing concerns among consumers, doctors, and experts over the link between talc-based products and serious health issues like ovarian cancer and mesothelioma have led to significant shifts in the industry. For instance, in

Being diagnosed with mesothelioma is overwhelming, and navigating the legal process can feel daunting. If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma, seeking financial compensation is essential to cover mounting medical bills and secure your family’s future. Mesothelioma victims and their families typically have two ways to pursue compensation. One can file

For purposes of this article, the mesothelioma victim, in this case, will be referred to as J.B.
When mesothelioma victims file a lawsuit to hold the responsible parties accountable, the defendants will employ every possible legal argument to avoid being held responsible. One strategy is to challenge the court’s jurisdiction, claiming that the case should