Carbon monoxide leaks are one of the leading causes of fatal poisoning in the United States, and most cases occur during the winter months, as the temperatures drop and the use of heaters and other appliances that can emit the lethal gas increases.
U.S. Congress has designated September 26 as Mesothelioma Awareness Day, which is designed to help educate the public about this deadly disease that is caused by exposure to asbestos. The mesothelioma lawyers at Saiontz & Kirk, P.A. represent individuals throughout the United States who have been impacted by this preventable… Read more.
In recent weeks, it has been discovered that several homes in the Grafton Ridge development in Harford County, Maryland, may have been exposed to elevated lead levels in their drinking water, which may not only diminish the value of their homes, but also pose a risk of lead poisoning for… Read more.
A large number of cases of mesothelioma cancer from asbestos exposure still go unreported worldwide, according to new research. Although the number number of mesothelioma deaths in the United States is expected to level off and start declining in the coming years, many countries that still heavily rely on asbestos… Read more.
Two carbon monoxide leaks in the Baltimore area over the past few days highlight the importance of having detectors to alert people when high levels of the colorless, odorless and tasteless, yet toxic, gas is present. >>PRIOR POST (12/21/2009): Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Prevention Tips
The lawyers at Saiontz & Kirk, P.A. are now reviewing potential popcorn lung lawsuits or bronchiolitis obliterans lawsuits for individuals who have suffered severe and debilitating lung problems after exposure to chemicals used to give microwave popcorn its butter flavor. >>LEARN MORE: Steps in the Investigation of a Popcorn Worker… Read more.
The lawyers at Saiontz & Kirk, P.A. are pursuing potential Gulf oil spill lawsuits for individuals and companies who have suffered a business loss or other damages as a result of the environmental disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.
New federal regulations went into effect last week that require any renovations to older homes be done by someone who is certified to safely deal with the dangers of lead paint, aiming to reduce the risk of lead paint poisoning for children in Maryland and throughout the United States.
Carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning is often referred to as “the silent killer” for good reason: the colorless and odorless gas is the leading cause of poison death and injury in the U.S. However, the risk of injury can be greatly reduced by following a few preventative safety steps. >INFORMATION: Carbon… Read more.
This week researchers seeking cures and treatments for mesothelioma, a deadly asbestos-related form of cancer, will fight to raise public awareness through a day-long national campaign that will include a radio campaign and government proclamations. >>INFORMATION: Lawyers for Mesothelioma from Asbestos Exposure
