RESULTS. RESULTS. RESULTS.

• $1.1 Million – Gasoline Hauler’s Death from acute myelogenous leukemia as a result of gasoline exposure.
• $2.25 Million – Chemical Plant Worker’s contraction of liver cancer
• $2.5 Million – Wrongful Death of steel worker, due to mesothelioma from exposure to asbestos.
• $3.55 Million – Wrongful Death from acute myelogenous leukemia as a result of exposure to soil contaminated with gasoline
• $1.13 Million – Car mechanic’s wrongful death as a result of acute myelogenous leukemia due to benzene-containing solvents
• $1.5 Million – Wrongful death of patient who passed away from misdiagnosed kidney infection and resulting complications.
• $1.5 Million – Chemical plant worker’s untimely death due to mesothelioma as a result of asbestos exposure
• $6 Million – Wrongful death of driller as a result of silicosis
• $3.4 Million – Plant worker death due to mesothelioma as a result of asbestos exposure
• $1.75 Million – Chemical plant worker’s death as a result of acute myelogenous leukemia from benzene exposure
• $1.6 Million – Powerplant employee mesothelioma death from asbestos exposure
• $2.9 Million – Maritime worker’s wrongful death as a result of myelodysplastic syndrome/acute myelogenous leukemia as a result of gasoline exposure
• $2.26 Million – Chemical plant worker’s death due to mesothelioma from asbestos exposure
• $2.118 Million – Chemical worker’s wrongful death from acute myelogenous leukemia contracted as a result of exposure to benzene
• $1.97 Million – Sheetmetal worker’s wrongful death from mesothelioma due to asbestos exposure
• $2.2 Million – Medical malpractice verdict against orthopedic surgeon for failure to diagnose deep veinous blood clot (DVT)
• $2.32 Million – Chemical plant worker’s death due to mesothelioma from asbestos exposure
• $1.25 Million – Natural gas well driller’s death caused by defective tong safety line
• $1.97 Million – Plant worker mesothelioma death from asbestos exposure
• $2.6 Million – Union electrician’s death from acute myelogenous leukemia as a result of benzene exposure
• $2.99 Million – Wrongful death of mechanic due to asbestos exposure, resulting in mesothelioma
• $ 1.7 Million – Chemical plant worker’s contraction of mesothelioma due to asbestos exposure
• $1.8 Million – Railroad worker’s mesothelioma death due to asbestos exposure
• $2.1 Million – Glasshouse worker’s death from mesothelioma due to asbestos exposure
• $3.7 Million – Plant worker’s contraction of myelodysplastic syndrome\acute myelogenous leukemia from solvent exposure
• $1.1 Million – Auto mechanic’s contraction of acute myelogenous leukemia from solvent, gasoline, and paint exposure
• $2.435 Million – Truck driver’s death as a result of acute myelogenous leukemia from gasoline, diesel, and fuel oil delivery exposure
• $ 1 Million – Railroad worker family member mesothelioma death from bystander exposure (clothes washing) to asbestos
• $3.295 Million – Manufacturing employees’ death as a result of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma from solvent and paint exposure
• $1.5 Million – Railroad worker’s mesothelioma death from asbestos exposure
• $13 Million – Class action medical monitoring settlement for coal preparation plant worker’s exposure to flocculent
• $1.46 Million – Plant worker mesothelioma death due to exposure to asbestos
• $3 Million – Yacht yard manager’s death as a result of multiple myeloma from manufactured gas plant contaminated soil and benzene exposure
• $4.77 Million – Railroad worker family member mesothelioma death from bystander asbestos exposure
• $1.045 Million – Wrongful death of chemical plant worker due to colon cancer
• $1.75 Million – Settlement for motorcyclist severely injured after being struck by car driver

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