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"Asbestos Companies File Bankruptcy"
Federal-Mogul Corporation announced that to separate its asbestos liabilities from its true operating potential,it has filed for Bankruptcy.

"W. R. Grace & Co. to Resolve Asbestos Claims"
The complany has voluntarily filed for reorganization under the Bankruptcy Code in response to
a sharply increasing number of asbestos claims.

" USG Files For Bankruptcy"
USG filed for bankruptcy protection in U.S. District Court in Wilmington, Del.

Symptoms

- shortness of breath
- coughing
- weight loss
- sexual dysfunction
- chest pain
- abdomen pain
- swelling of the abdomen

If you, or someone you know, has been exposed to asbestos and would like to know the legal rights involved, please feel free to contact us.

Asbestos is a fibrous mineral that is extremely toxic when it is inhaled, absorbed, or ingested. It is found in the ground and is mined all over the world. Asbestos used to be used as an insulation material. When asbestos fibers are taken into the body it can cause ailments like mesothelioma and many other problems, such as asbestosis and a number of cancers. Usually extended exposure to asbestos is needed to develop a problem.

When airborne, asbestos is considered the most dangerous. The lightness of the fibers allows them to stay airborne for a long period of time and travel a long distance. There are professional abatement services that will remove asbestos if encountered. Attempting to remove asbestos on your own is not safe and should not be considered. If you have questions about exposure to asbestos you should contact your physician. If you have questions regarding your legal rights please feel free to contact us.

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