Who Should Be Held Resposible?
Greedy corporations are responsible for cancer caused by the dangers of asbestos dust. Our country was built by proud men who weren’t afraid to do an honest day’s
work. Hard working people labored a lifetime to provide their families with a
better quality of living. Hard working people did the work that keeps this
country running in factories, at shipyards, in mines, for the United States
military, as engineers, as pipe fitters, as steel workers, as car mechanics, as
construction workers, and so many other skilled and unskilled professions.
These bread winners came home to their loved
ones exhausted but proud to have made a contribution. These bread winners came
home covered in dirt and dangerous asbestos dust particles, tired but content that they
had a job and contributed to a society that they were proud to be a part of.
But what they didn’t know while working so hard was that their jobs were slowly
killing them and their loved ones. Inhaling dangerous asbestos dust particles in the air
for as little as a few months can cause mesthelioma cancer. Back then in the
1940s, 1950s, and 1960s and even early 70s, people worked a lifetime at their
jobs. Not only were they exposed but wives or mothers who washed their clothes
and children who lived under the same roof were also exposed.
What’s wrong with this picture?
The men whose blood, sweat, and tears built
communities have been senselessly duped by asbestos manufacturers. Many
companies and manufacturers were aware of the deadly effects and dangers of asbestos dust as
early as the 1920s. Due to negligence and greed these companies failed to
provide oblivious employees with the safety protection they needed. Now 30 to 50
years down the road, ready for the good life of retirement the devastating
effects of asbestos (asbestosis) rear their deadly head.
Have you or a loved one been exposed to
deadly asbestos? If yes, please consult Monheit Law – meso cancer lawyers. They can
help determine if you should take legal action against the manufacturers of
asbestos.
