Asbestos widow Dinah Eaves loses out on £200K (Daily Mirror)

The widow of a man who spent 44 years working with asbestos has missed out on a potential £200,000 payout.

Asbestos found in dumping probe (BBC News)

Asbestos is discovered at a County Durham quarry during an investigation into organised illegal tipping.

Former Combustion Worker Wins $1.4 Million Asbestos Verdict (WTVC Chattanooga)

Monday afternoon a Hamilton County jury returned a record $1.4 million dollar verdict against National Service Industries, doing business as North Brothers. The trial was believed to be only the second asbestos trial in the state of Tennessee in the last 15 years or so.

EPA discusses next phase of asbestos removal (The Times Herald)

Representatives from the Environmental Protection Agency discussed plans for phase two of the removal stage at the BoRit asbestos site during the Community Advisory Group’s Sept. 2 meeting.

Mesothelioma Attorneys Re-Launches Website

Williams Kherkher, Mesothelioma Attorneys, Re-Launches Website

Williams Kherkher, a mesothelioma law firm in Texas, has announced the re-launch of its website. The mesothelioma and asbestos attorneys of Williams Kherkher deal exclusively with asbestos lawsuit.

Houston, TX, July 31, 2009 -- The mesothelioma and asbestos attorneys of Williams Kherkher announce the re-launch of their website. The website has come up with some varied features such as treatment, legal options and detailed information about mesothelioma and asbestos related illnesses.

William Kherkher, for over twenty five years, has been fighting for the rights of asbestos victims and their families. The mesothelioma and asbestos attorneys of William Kherkher have litigated several mesothelioma and asbestos cases and possess a great deal of knowledge and experience about the disease.

Williams Kherkher has relaunched its site to provide users worldwide with a better understanding of mesothelioma disease, treatments available to them and legal rights regarding mesothelioma while maintaining the same level of professionalism.

In recent years, the dread of asbestos has been increased tremendously because asbestos fibres can cause cancer. Employees are exposed to asbestos by numerous companies which are aware of the hazardous effects of this material. Hence, mesothelioma attorneys are constantly spreading awareness about this matter.

Fighting mesothelioma can be very expensive. Medical care for this disease is costly, and there is no price tag for pain and suffering. For all these reasons and more, it is a good idea to consider taking legal action against those at fault.

The mesothelioma attorneys of Williams Kherkher work industriously to get justice on behalf of their clients who suffer either from mesothelioma or other asbestos diseases. The firm possesses experienced attorneys who are successful in achieving results for their clients. So far, Williams Kherkher has represented 30,000 clients and possesses a victorious track record in a wide variety of legal matters.

At Williams Kherkher, the initial consultation will be free of charge. The person will also receive the attorney best suited for his/her case who will not only fight for the compensation, but will follow up with him/her regularly.

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Williams Kherkher
Troy Chandler
800.781.3955
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www.mesolawsuit.com

Feds hunt for asbestos

ELYRIA - Wearing white hazardous material jumpsuits and breathing respirators, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency-hired contractors sifted through dirt and debris at the former General Industries site last week. Their goal? Determine just how contaminated the two-block site may be with asbestos, said Jim Augustyn, a spokesman for the U.S. EPA. Property owner John Peshek does not believe [...]

Asbestos removal continues on schedule at old SW Hospital (KSWO Lawton-Wichita Falls)

The efforts to remove asbestos from the old Southwestern Medical Center on Lee blvd. is still underway and is on schedule according to the superintendant in charge of the removal.

More asbestos found in old admin building (Mohave Daily News)

KINGMAN - Additional asbestos in the future home of the county's probation department may delay the remodeling project. The county supervisors approved Tuesday more than $76,000 for the contractor for additional asbestos cleanup at the Negus Building.

Norwood man pleads guilty in NY asbestos case (The Record and Herald News)

The man admits that he obtained a bogus state permit and arranged for truckers to illegally dump as much as 60 tons of asbestos-contaminated materials in an upstate New York farm field.

Devine Street passes asbestos test (Sarnia Observer)

TYLER KULA The Observer Teachers and students at the former Devine Street school are safe from asbestos exposure, the Ontario Labour Ministry says.[...]

Asbestos suit with Amanda Satterfield family settled

ALCOA Inc. settles asbestos suit with Amanda Satterfield family (The Maryville Daily Times)
A Maryville family and ALCOA Inc. have reached a settlement in an asbestos exposure and cancer lawsuit. The amount of the settlement and terms of the agreement reached between the family of Amanda Satterfield, who died four years ago, and the aluminum company were not revealed.