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Mesothelioma is a serious lung disease in which the cells of the mesothelium (membrane of the lung) become abnormal, divide and multiple without control, resulting in cancerous tumors.

Many workers at Baltimore's shipyards, powerhouses, plants and construction sites were exposed to asbestos. We represent workers in Baltimore (MD) that have been diagnosed with mesothelioma and lung cancer. We are familiar with the most common New York work sites, and the products used at these sites. Even if you were not exposed at work, our mesothelioma attorneys will fully investigate your case to determine the likely sources of your exposure to asbestos.

The Baltimore companies that manufactured, sold and installed asbestos products had extensive knowledge of the deadly hazards of asbestos as early as 1920. These companies did not warn of the risks or protect workers. The result is that many have unnecessarily and tragically contracted mesothelioma.

Mesothelioma can be a difficult disease to understand, and if you or a loved one have been diagnosed, you are certain to have numerous questions. If you have been diagnosed with mesothelioma, please contact our lawyers - we can help you find answers.

The large verdicts associated with Baltimore mesothelioma lawsuits are not accidental. Jurors are outraged by What Companies Knew about the hazards of asbestos and the risks to workers' lives.

Learn more by speaking with a Baltimore mesothelioma lawyer and have your case evaluated by our mesothelioma attorney: online case evaluation form. Call us: 1-877-200-6LAW

If you live in any of the following Baltimore (MD) locations and have been the victim of asbestos exposure, or diagnosed with mesothelioma, please contact our Baltimore mesothelioma lawyers for legal assistance.

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If you, or a family member, have been diagnosed with mesothelioma, one of the most important steps you can make is to contact medical professionals who are trained in and experienced with the latest mesothelioma treatments. Please feel free to contact our firm for more information regarding available treatment centers, and visit our mesothelioma news page for the latest information.

As an additional resource, please visit www.mesotheliomahelp.net, a website dedicated to providing information for mesothelioma patients and families.
 

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Angelos: First and foremost, a lawyer Daily Record (subscription), MD The firm jumped from fewer than 10 lawyers to its current total of more than 80, making it one of the biggest in Baltimore to this day. Its growing asbestos reputation led unions in other states to request the firm's representation. ... A retrospective: Peter Angelos at 80 Daily Record (subscription) Angelos, the authoritative O's owner Daily Record (subscription) all 3 news articles

Zelaya Vows to Return to Honduras Despite Threats of Arrest by ... Democracy Now, NY The Environmental Protection Agency has declared a public health emergency in the town of Libby, Montana, where hundreds of people have died from asbestos contamination. It is the first time such a declaration has been made by the EPA. ...

Baltimore Church School Settles Asbestos Violations Mesothelioma Web, TX In June, the Church of the Good Shepherd School settled asbestos violations that had been ongoing since 2008. The school, located at 1401 Carollton Ave. in Ruxton (a suburb of Baltimore), Maryland, was built in 1958 and offers classes and certified ...

Asbestos still not banned in the US Examiner.com Take for instance, the case of a 73-year old man whose mesothelioma diagnosis was connected to asbestos exposure while working at a South Baltimore shipyard in the 1950s. In February 2008, a Baltimore jury awarded him $15.3 million and took just half ...

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Baltimore getting $17.5M to weatherize 2100 homes Daily Record (subscription), MD Portia Smith, a retired secretary and part-time art student, was living on a fixed income in a drafty, constantly cold house in West Baltimore, with an aging asbestos-covered boiler, until a friend told her about a city program to weatherize the homes ...

Exorcising Rosewood's ghosts Baltimore Sun, United States Other than security guards, only three state employees will remain on the site, a maintenance crew for its 30 buildings, many of them long abandoned and filled with hazardous materials like lead and asbestos. The campus -- now about 200 acres but once ...