Silicosis Lawsuits: 2024 Settlement Values & New Case Updates Date: December, 11th 2024Updated: January, 14th 2025 Silicosis Lawsuits: Fighting for Workers Exposed to Dangerous Silica Dust This comprehensive guide examines the latest developments in silicosis litigation, including recent settlement values, jury verdicts, and emerging legal trends. Our experienced silicosis lawyers will explain how these cases […]
SILICA EXPOSURE ALERT: Chicago Workers Face Life-Threatening Illness Date: December, 10th 2024Updated: December, 12th 2024 Chicago Workers Face Life-Threatening Illness Due to Silica Dust Exposure During Countertop Manufacturing Today, a 31-year-old countertop worker faces the unthinkable – needing a double lung transplant after developing accelerated silicosis, an incurable lung disease. His father, age 59, who […]
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