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Palmer et al v. 3M Company et al
Plaintiff: Walter Palmer, Scott Moonen, James Mooney, Louis Morales, Frank Moran, James Morgan, John Morris, Michael Mortimore, Richard Mueller, Frederick Munch, Ken Murphy, Ronald Lee Murray, Bud Myers, Jesse Myrick, Michael Nash, Thomas Nelson, Mark Nisbett, Patrick Noland, Donald Noonan, James Norton, Kwesi Nosayaba, Leslie Noy, Thomas Nunley, Randy O'Connor, Jermaine Odom, Robert Ohrenberger, Thomas Olivarez, Herald Ortegon, Dale Oswalt, Brien Ott, John Owsiany, Dana Pack, Stuart Packer,...
Troy Sanders v. 3M Company, The et al
Plaintiff: Troy Sanders Defendant: 3M Company, The, Du Pont De Nemours Inc, UTC Fire & Security Americas Corporation Inc, Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company, Chemguard Inc, EI Du Pont De Nemours and Company, Chemours Company FC LLC, The, DowDupont Inc, Kidde PLC Inc, GE Interlogix Inc, United Technologies Corporation, Chubb Fire LTD, Corteva Inc, Chemours Company, The, Archroma US Inc, Carrier Global Corporation, Clariant Corporation, ChemDesign Products Inc, Chemicals Inc, Buckeye...
Kimberly Martinez v. 3M Company, The et al
3M Company, The, Du Pont De Nemours Inc, UTC Fire & Security Americas Corporation Inc, Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company, Chemguard Inc, EI Du Pont De Nemours and Company, Chemours Company FC LLC, The, Dowdupont Inc, Kidde PLC Inc, GE Interlogix Inc, United Technologies Corporation, Corteva Inc, Chemours Company, The, Archroma US Inc, Carrier Global Corporation, Clariant Corporation, ChemDesign Products Inc, Chemicals Inc, Buckeye Fire Equipment Co., Amerex Corporation, Deepwater...
Lewis et al v. 3M Company et al
June 16, 2023 Filing 6 TEXT ORDER: The plaintiffs and defendant 3M Company have filed a joint motion seeking an extension of time for all defendants to respond to the complaint. (Doc. #4 ).
Wally Knotts v. 3M Company, The et al
3M Company, The, Du Pont De Nemours Inc, UTC Fire & Security Americas Corporation Inc, Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company, Chemguard Inc, EI Du Pont De Nemours and Company, Chemours Company FC LLC, The, DowDupont Inc, Kidde PLC Inc, GE Interlogix Inc, United Technologies Corporation, Chubb Fire LTD, Corteva Inc, Chemours Company, The, Archroma US Inc, Carrier Global Corporation, Clariant Corporation, ChemDesign Products Inc, Chemicals Inc, Buckeye Fire Equipment Co., Amerex...
Janice Moseley v. 3M Company
May 18, 2023 Filing 3 MDL MEMBER CASE OPENED: (Direct-filed) (associated as of 5/18/2023), Janice Moseley v. 3M Company, as DSC case 2:23-cv-02118-RMG Plaintiff Home Venue: Northern Alabama (sshe, ) May 18, 2023 Filing 2 Summons Issued as to 3M Company. (sshe, ) May 18, 2023 Filing 1 COMPLAINT against 3M Company ( Filing fee $ 402 receipt number ASCDC-11108151.), filed by Janice Moseley. Service due by 8/16/2023(sshe, )
Glenn Leonard v. 3M Company, The et al
3M Company, The, Du Pont De Nemours Inc, UTC Fire & Security Americas Corporation Inc, Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company, Chemguard Inc, EI Du Pont De Nemours and Company, Chemours Company FC LLC, The, DowDupont Inc, Kidde-Fenwal Inc, Kidde PLC Inc, GE Interlogix Inc, United Technologies Corporation, Chubb Fire LTD, Corteva Inc, Chemours Company, The, Archroma US Inc, Carrier Global Corporation, Clariant Corporation, ChemDesign Products Inc, Chemicals Inc, Buckeye Fire Equipment Co.,...
The Double Whammy of Industrial Waste and the Climate Crisis
Birmingham, Ala. (Special to Informed Comment) – According to the Government Accountability Office (GAO) of the United States Congress, about one-third of chemical facilities in the United States that contain hazardous compounds are threatened by global warming and the climate changes that result from it. Flooding, storm surges, wildfires, and rising sea levels are just a few of the threats that are becoming more prevalent.
How Can Cancer Patients & Family Members Manage the Costs of Treatment
Previous studies have shown that genetic and lifestyle factors such as alcohol and tobacco use, diet, lack of physical activity, or overweight increase cancer risk. Occupational exposure to cancer-causing agents is associated with a substantial and often overlooked burden of cancer that is almost entirely preventable.
Could PFAS Liability Issues Become ‘The Next Asbestos’ in Terms of Claims? | Attorney at Law Magazine
Perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, commonly referred to as PFAS or PFOS, have been a key ingredient in a special kind of firefighting foam – aqueous film –forming foam, or AFFF, that has been routinely used on military bases nationwide since the 1970s. It’s now 2021, and researchers are more aware of the fact that these same chemicals have become a primary source of cancer for military service members and their families that have had prolonged exposure.
Recent Advances in Eliminating or Reducing the Negative Effects of Asbestos
Oct 27, 2020 01:33 AM EDT For decades, asbestos was considered an indestructible substance used in various industries due to its insulating and heat-resistant properties. The naturally occurring mineral once considered a miracle, is now turning into an infamous public health menace.
Commentary: Firefighting foam is making us sick
In my role as an attorney for a law firm that handles personal injury cases related to toxic environmental exposures, I see the problem caused by polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, firsthand. The majority of my clients are former firefighters who have been diagnosed with kidney or testicular cancer as a consequence of long-term exposure to these chemicals through the use of firefighter foam.
Commentary: Firefighting foam is making us sick
Commentary: Firefighting foam is making us sick In my role as an attorney for a law firm that handles personal injury cases related to toxic environmental exposures, I see the problem caused by polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, firsthand. The majority of my clients are former firefighters who have been diagnosed with kidney or testicular cancer as a consequence of long-term exposure to these chemicals through the use of firefighter foam.
Commentary: Firefighting foam is making us sick
In my role as an attorney for a law firm that handles personal injury cases related to toxic environmental exposures, I see the problem caused by polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, firsthand. The majority of my clients are former firefighters who have been diagnosed with kidney or testicular cancer as a consequence of long-term exposure to these chemicals through the use of firefighter foam.
Commentary: Firefighting foam is making us sick
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Firefighting Foam is Making Us Sick
In my role as an attorney for a law firm that handles personal injury cases related to toxic environmental exposures, I see the problem caused by polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, first-hand. The majority of my clients are former firefighters who have been diagnosed with kidney or testicular cancer as a consequence of long-term exposure to these chemicals through the use of firefighter foam.
PFAS Contamination Makes COVID-19 More Deadly
By Gregory A. Cade Two crises converge to make a bad situation worse. The coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic has created a lot of health concerns and has put our communities’ safety at risk. The nation’s experience thus far with the novel coronavirus has demonstrated how important it is to have a strong immune system. This is the body’s army, which, when helped by a healthy lifestyle, can successfully tackle pathogens.
AFFF Contamination - A Precursor To Long-Term Environmental Hazards
By Gregory A. Cade Although aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF) has been used to save lives, it may be impairing the health of many more. The persistent and pervasive nature of PFAS is again the culprit. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), used for their grease-, oil-, water-, and heat-resistant properties, are found in a wide variety of products, including aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF).
Filing Toxic Exposure Claims During the COVID-19 Pandemic. How Does it Work?
Filing Toxic Exposure Claims During the COVID-19 Pandemic. How Does it Work? You may be entitled to asbestos compensation. Find out if you are eligible. By Gregory A. Cade Apr 29, 2020 The COVID-19 pandemic has deeply influenced every aspect of our lives and will probably continue doing so for months to come. As it continues to spread at a fast pace throughout our country, we cannot help but ask ourselves what the future holds and what is going to happen if we get infected.
Opinion | How is COVID-19 affecting toxic exposure claims?
The COVID-19 pandemic is spreading rapidly throughout the country, with nearly 850,000 cases of infection, out of which over 5,300 took place in Alabama. While everyone is vulnerable to contracting the novel coronavirus, there are certain groups of people who have a higher risk of contracting the virus, such as veterans and former industrial workers.
COVID-19 Pandemic more Dangerous for Veterans and Former Industrial Workers
By Gregory A. Cade Only a few weeks have passed since we’ve started to truly feel the consequences of the Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) and hospitals and are already facing huge pressure in keeping up with the continuous demand for medical service.
Opinion | Former industrial workers are among the high-risk groups for COVID-19
Dear Lt. Gov Ainsworth, House Speaker Rep. Mac McCutcheon and Senate Pro Tempore Sen. Del Marsh, Respectfully, I want to ask you to stop all pending gambling related bills moving through the House and the Senate. Further, to preclude our Great State of Alabama accepting wooden nickels, and having its clocks cleaned. Gov. Kay Ivey recently signed Executive Order 719, forming a study group for gaming policy, led by former Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange, to gather facts.
COVID-19 Outbreak: Are the Former Industrial Workers with Respiratory Illness? -- Occupational Health & Safety
COVID-19 Outbreak: Are the Former Industrial Workers with Respiratory Illness? The former industrial workers, particularly those with respiratory illnesses or occupational lung diseases are more prone to COVID-19. By Gregory A. Cade Mar 24, 2020 Every industrial worker would have been exposed to health risks at worksites from factors such as noise, heat, dust, toxic chemicals, unsafe machinery and psychological stress.
Asbestos Litigation Back in the News
In a country that had been the world’s greatest consumer of asbestos, Professor Irving J. Selikoff established in the 1960s a link between the inhalation of asbestos particles and lung-related illnesses. He found that workers exposed to asbestos often had scarred lung tissue 30 years after exposure. Dr. Selikoff was a pioneer in environmental and occupational medicine, also responsible for having pressured the Occupational Safety and Health Administration to limit workplace exposure to asbestos.
March against asbestos
Environment Though its use is banned in most countries, the asbestos industry continues to thrive at the cost of putting millions of people at risk Union members march in Sydney on August 4, 2004 to protest against James Hardie Industries' compensation offer to former employees who have contracted asbestos related illnesses. Photo: Reuters Asbestos has an uncanny habit of repeatedly making headlines.
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