Defense Strategies
That Protect You
When an employee is diagnosed with work-related mesothelioma, this situation can result in significant legal, financial and operational implications for the business that allegedly exposed the worker to asbestos. Mesothelioma, a rare and aggressive cancer linked to...
As a business owner, one potential issue you could face is mesothelioma claims from former employees. This could happen if they were exposed to asbestos on the job. We have recently discussed the impact that this could have on your company and the steps you need to...
Asbestos liabilities can affect companies, especially during mergers and acquisitions. The risk of more claims means companies need to investigate thoroughly and plan carefully to reduce risks and costs. Understanding these factors helps create a plan to manage claims...
If you’re a business owner, you strive to provide a safe and healthy environment for your employees. However, no matter how hard you try, some hazards can escape your vigilance. Unfortunately, it can take one mishap to tarnish your hard-earned reputation. ...
When facing an asbestos-related claim, one of the complex challenges that businesses may encounter is the issue of a victim's exposure to asbestos from multiple sources. This multifaceted exposure can significantly influence the defense strategy of a business...
If there is a known asbestos risk, personal protection equipment (PPE) can help to keep employees safe. For instance, this PPE is often used by employees who do home renovations, demolitions or other such projects. They know that they could be exposed to asbestos in...
According to the World Health Organization, 90,000 around the globe die from asbestos-related diseases each year. Companies who receive claims of asbestos exposure must take the process seriously. Asbestos-related claims can be complex legal battles, and those facing...
You may employ people to build or demolish roads, homes, ships or cars. While asbestos isn’t used as much as it once was in all these industries, your employees may still have to work with some asbestos to do their jobs. Naturally, then, you would take steps to make...
Managing a family business demands a firm dedication and commitment. Yet, as legacies evolve across generations, unanticipated threats may surface. For instance, you may suddenly face asbestos-related challenges that are often concealed in older industries and aging...
Asbestos-containing materials (ACM) can be present in various establishments and facilities, making Operations and Maintenance (O&M) programs helpful. These specifically crafted programs include training, cleaning, surveillance and operational practices that...