The Mesothelioma Crisis Continues
October 15, 2019

October 15, 2019

Well before the turn of the 20th century, two of our closest neighbors – Gary and Chicago – were among the top manufacturing centers in the nation.

However, many of these factories and manufacturing plants were well-known to have used products that contained asbestos, a cause of mesothelioma, cancers and other diseases.

Over the last few years Tauber Law has had many cases of victims who have become seriously ill or have even died as a result of exposure to these toxins. Many times, the harm does not surface itself until decades later.

Nationally, over 3,000 new cases of mesothelioma and related diseases are being diagnosed each year.

We can help.

Tauber Law  wants to be sure the companies who knowingly exposed workers to asbestos don’t get away with it.

We’ll stand by you and hold these companies accountable for placing profits over people.

For more information and a free consultation, call or email us today.

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