Do You Have A Benzene Lawsuit?
Have you or a loved one been exposed to benzene? Have you been diagnosed with cancer or leukemia? Has a loved one died from cancer or leukemia caused by benzene exposure?
You may have a lawsuit against the companies whose benzene-related products contaminated ground water which in turn contaminated soils and drinking water.
You may have a lawsuit if you work or worked for a company that makes benzene or products with benzene. Some companies do not protect its workers from workplace hazards as well as they should. The workplace is no place to take unsafe working condition risks.
You may have a lawsuit if you have been exposed to benzene from consumer products or companies who don’t properly dispose of products made with benzene.
You may have a lawsuit if you developed cancer or leukemia while working with products that contain benzene.
How much does a benzene leukemia lawsuit cost?
There are no out-of-pocket expenses. If Monheit Law agrees to be retained, we take your case on a percentage contingency basis. If you don’t win your benzene cancer leukemia lawsuit, we don’t get paid. No recovery; no fees. Monheit Law is dedicated to winning.
The likelihood of a successful benzene cancer leukemia lawsuit varies based on the facts of each case. Each person’s exposure to benzene varies and will affect the outcome of any lawsuit. There are also local issues, involving specific state laws, which may alter the handling of your benzene cancer leukemia lawsuit. You may also be part of a class action lawsuit.
Benzene is a public safety issue.
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Find out if you are eligible for a benzene lawsuit.
Research Reveals Benzene Causes Cancer And Leukemia.
There is a strong relationship among benzene, leukemia, and bone marrow problems.
Benzene can lead to anemia. Benzene can also cause excessive bleeding and can affect the immune system, increasing the chance for infection. People who breathe benzene for long periods may experience harmful effects in the tissues that form blood cells, especially the bone marrow. Benzene is easily absorbed into the bloodstream when a person breaths in vapors or mists. Benzene kills.
Benzene, a chemical compound is considered a human carcinogen. Steps have been taken by governmental agencies to limit exposures to benzene both occupationally (at work) and environmentally. People are generally exposed to benzene through workplace hazards, the environmental, and consumer products. The most common routes of benzene exposure are inhalation and skin absorption.
Benzene is used in the making of plastics, detergents, pesticides, dyes, glue, paint and printing supplies, gasoline, dry cleaning technology, pharmaceuticals, charcoal and cigarette lighter fluid, asphalt, adhesives, waxes, rubber, explosives, artificial leather, linoleum, oil cloth and other chemicals. Benzene is produced naturally in forest fires and volcanoes. Benzene is a major compound in cigarette smoke. Most of today’s benzene supply comes from the petrochemical industry.
Benzene has been found in several hazardous waste sites in the United States, Benzene has also been found in contaminated aquifer ground water and soil, pricey carbonated bottled water, and soft drinks.
How Much Does A Benzene Leukemia Lawsuit Cost?
There are no out-of-pocket expenses. If Monheit Law agrees to be retained, we take your case on a percentage contingency basis. If you don’t win your benzene cancer leukemia lawsuit, we don’t get paid. No recovery; no fees. Monheit Law is dedicated to winning.
The likelihood of a successful benzene cancer leukemia lawsuit varies based on the facts of each case. Each person’s exposure to benzene varies and will affect the outcome of any lawsuit. There are also local issues, involving specific state laws, which may alter the handling of your benzene cancer leukemia lawsuit. You may also be part of a class action lawsuit.