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When Was Asbestos Used in Plaster Walls?

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We are probably most familiar with asbestos due to its widespread use as building insulation in the 1900s. However, asbestos was also an extremely popular addition to plaster walling for its added insulation and fire protection benefits. When the dangers of asbestos became more evident over the years, this practice gradually declined. Unfortunately, there wasn’t a regulated or realistic way to ensure that all older buildings using plaster walls were asbestos-free.
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7 Key Factors That Can Affect Your Roundup Claim

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Are you or a loved one considering seeking compensation for illness related to Monsanto's Roundup? Understanding the key factors that can affect your Roundup legal case is crucial. 

In this article, we look at seven key factors that can make or break your Roundup claim. Whether you're exploring your eligibility, gathering evidence, or seeking justice, this information will empower you to confidently navigate the legal process.

5 minutes

RoundUp with Glyphosate Still on Store Shelves

Bayer recently announced its plan to remove the pesticide glyphosate from some of its RoundUp products. This announcement comes after years of litigation in which the agricultural and pharmaceutical giant faced legal claims contending that this chemical was linked to the development of cancer in some RoundUp consumers. However, RoundUp products containing glyphosate are still being sold as-is on store shelves until 2023. 

5 minutes

Construction Worker Injured on the Job? Here's What to Do

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Seeing as the construction industry accounts for roughly 10% of all workplace injuries, it’s easy to see that it can be a dangerous, challenging career. However, construction is a vital part of our workforce and economy. The construction industry is currently home to over 733k employers and 7 million employees, which is about 4% of the U.S. workforce. So how do we ensure that workers receive all the help they need following a workplace injury? The answer is workers’ compensation.
6 minutes

Traumatic Brain Injuries in Construction

Construction worker with his head in hands head injury, headache, possible traumatic brain injury from incident on a construction site, construction worker in a hard hat
When we picture a construction worker, we often imagine an orange-vested laborer in a bright yellow hardhat. The daily safety gear of workers in the construction industry is iconic, but do we ever truly consider the implications behind them? The fact is that construction work is not only difficult and labor-intensive but also exceedingly dangerous. Let’s discuss the main reason construction workers don those bright yellow hardhats: traumatic brain injuries.
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Top Causes of Accidents on Construction Sites

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The construction industry is not necessarily known for being the safest career. However, it’s considerably safer today than compared to just a few decades ago—all thanks to the implementation of strict, federally enforced regulations. Unfortunately, no amount of preparation and enforcement can completely negate human error and negligence. Let’s discuss the top causes of accidents in the construction industry.
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