By now, most people are aware of the risks associated with exposure to asbestos. Asbestos, a mineral once widely used for its insulative properties,

For centuries, various societies have relied upon asbestos for a variety of purposes. After all, when mined, it simply looks and behaves like a

Although it’s now commonly known that exposure to asbestos can lead to mesothelioma, a deadly and incurable form of cancer, asbestos can still be found in many

As time passes by, information regarding the dangers associated with asbestos becomes ever more ubiquitous. Historically, because so many hard-working Americans died or suffered horribly from mesothelioma associated

Many people have suffered, and even died, from the horrible effects of mesothelioma. Fortunately, different segments of society have taken effective steps to address

Asbestos has a long, interesting – and ultimately tragic – history in the United States. Historically, asbestos has been used around the world for

This blog was updated in 2022 for accuracy. Most Americans spend a substantial portion of their lives at work. Thus, it stands to reason

With the proliferation of websites, television advertisements, and lawsuits addressing “mesothelioma,” many people have asked us exactly what the disease is and who may

Because asbestos has useful heat-resistant qualities, it has been used for many decades in wide-ranging industries and products. As most people now know, a

Because asbestos has useful insulating and fire-retardant properties, many industries through the years have included it in their products – and the homebuilding industry