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Asbestos News
JUNE 2003
BREAKING NEWS!!
Senate Agreeing to Asbestos Trust Increase

The Senate panel has agreed to increase the size of the asbestos trust to an amount as high as $153 billion to end all asbestos lawsuits. The main disagreement regarding the asbestos fund would be what types of payments will be made to asbestos exposed people that are now suffering deadly diseases as a result. If the trust passes, the asbestos settlement will be the second largest of all time following the tobacco settlement in 1998.
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Asbestos Exposure

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 asbestos exposure is needed to develop a problem.

Asbestos exposure, when airborne, 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 asbestos exposure, you should contact your physician.

If you, or someone you know, has been affected by asbestos exposure and would like to know the legal rights involved, please feel free to contact an Asbestos Lawyer.

If you, or someone you know, has been affected by asbestos exposure and would like to know the legal rights involved, please feel free to contact an Asbestos Lawyer.


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