Diagnosed Mesothelioma or Asbestos related lung cancer?
From the early 1900s millions of American workers were exposed to asbestos without knowing the hazards or having proper safety equipment.
In addition, The Law Offices of Lee W. Davis, Esquire, L.L.C. helps other types of injury victims: those that are harmed by other defective products, toxic substances, car accidents, or medical malpractice and handles criminal matters as well. The Law Offices of Lee W. Davis, Esquire, L.L.C. offers flexible hours and can visit you, if you are unable to travel.
The Law Offices of Lee W. Davis, Esquire, L.L.C. does not collect a fee in injury cases unless money damages are recovered for you and initial consultations are free.
As a West Virginia and Pennsylvania mesothelioma lawyer, Lee W. Davis is well-versed in the specifics of lawsuits that involve individuals who have been injured by companies and employment specific to the regions in which he practices. These companies include steel mills, mines, power plants, and oil refineries, which for decades negligently exposed their workers to dangerous asbestos.
Though each asbestos case is unique, Lees quarter-century of commitment to the legal needs of the residents of Pennsylvania and West Virginia has allowed him to truly become an expert in asbestos-caused cancer. He is adept at gathering all the pertinent information needed to forge ahead with a viable case; exposing negligent companies and individuals, locating and choosing reputable witnesses, and dedicating his time to insure that each case is handled as it should be.
While no one can truly predict the outcome of any particular lawsuit, Lee W. Davis works diligently to secure for the plaintiff and his/her family the compensation they deserve for their asbestos-related suffering.
Contact the offices of Lee W. Davis Esquire, LLC at (855) 397-6640 for a free initial consultation
Asbestos Use
While asbestos use is now banned in more than 50 countries worldwide (though not in the U.S.), this toxic mineral has already done its damage. For decades, mostly during the 1940s to 1970s, thousands upon thousands of individuals were exposed daily to either raw asbestos or products containing the dangerous mineral. Many became sick.
Most of the time, asbestos exposure occurred on the job, and in many cases, it has been proven that employers knew of asbestos dangers but continued its use anyway, even when a safer alternative was available. This is largely because asbestos was inexpensive and readily available, allowing companies to save money while compromising the health of their employees.
Sometimes, asbestos exposure occurred elsewhere, such as during DIY home projects. In other instances, some victims especially women suffered secondhand exposure, breathing in fibers brought home on the clothing of a family member who toiled in steel mills, shipyards, refineries, power plants, or other industries that made regular use of the mineral.
Asbestos frequently asked questions
Mesothelioma The Ticking Time Bomb
Individuals who are prime candidates for mesothelioma include men and women who have worked as pipefitters, insulators, mechanics, construction workers, contractors, electricians, shipbuilders, and firefighters, though workers in other industries may have been exposed to asbestos as well.
Mesothelioma is a difficult cancer to treat. Standard treatments have sometimes slowed the progress of the disease and researchers work diligently to produce new drugs and other therapies for combatting mesothelioma, but the prognosis for most victims remains grim.
Sadly, many mesothelioma diagnoses could have been avoided had employers opted to listen to the warnings about asbestos and halted its use. This is why many individuals who were harmed by this negligence choose to file mesothelioma-related lawsuits in hopes of gaining compensation for themselves or their families.
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