Chemical Exposure

Employees can be exposed to chemicals in the workplace in a number of situations. Most employers are careful to warn employees of the hazards of chemical exposure, to limit the amount of time that employees are exposed to hazardous chemicals, and to provide safety equipment to further limit their employees’ exposure to hazardous chemicals. Other employers are not as careful with their employees’ health, and sometimes, even in the best run facility, accidents happen which result in chemical exposure.

Chemical exposure can also happen outside of the workplace. From the industrial plant that sends toxins into the air and water, to common household cleaners that are later found to be dangerous, there are chemicals that we come into contact with on a daily basis that can cause you personal injuries.

The news has been filled in the last few years with stories of the many illnesses that can be caused by chemical exposure. Mesothelioma, a form of cancer that comes from exposure to asbestos, is one of the best known. But there are a variety of cancers, skin diseases, and respiratory illnesses, such as asthma, that can also result from exposure to different chemicals.

Whether you have been injured by an accidental or a deliberate exposure to chemicals, you deserve to be compensated for the injuries you have received as a result. I have the experience and knowledge to help you find those who are responsible and then make them pay for that responsibility.

The initial consultation is free and in most cases, you won’t pay anything unless you recover money damages. If your injuries are severe enough that it would be a hardship for you to come into the office, let me know where you are and I will come to you. I’m always available to answer your questions about your case.

Contact my office to discuss your case. Let’s see what we can accomplish together.