Countries Band Together to Say No to Toxic Ship Dumping
Whether we’re talking about old naval ships that served the U.S. in the Vietnam War or once-magnificent cruise ships that outlived their shine, the fact is that large maritime vessels need to be properly disposed of when they’re no longer useful – the keyword being “properly.” Too many times, countries around the world cut corners […]
Read MoreRecreational Boats and the Risks of Asbestos Exposure
Here in the middle of April, Americans are enjoying the heart of spring and planning ahead for summer vacation at the same time. For those who enjoy the water, this often means sprucing up a beloved boat. Because of this, I’d like to remind sailing enthusiasts that when it comes to making sure a vessel […]
Read MoreRisks of Asbestos Exposure on College Campuses
Whenever people think about the dangers surrounding one’s exposure to asbestos, images of old, rundown factories or office buildings may come to mind. But in the last few months, I’ve come across at least two news articles that highlighted the presence of asbestos on college campuses. This greatly worries us here at Kazan Law. When college […]
Read MoreLifelong Pilot and Asbestos Cancer Victim Gives Justice Back to the Community
When families come to us at Kazan Law, they are facing one of the most challenging times in their lives and we are always greatly honored to get to know and help them. It is extremely gratifying when we see them take the justice we’ve obtained on their behalf and give back to the community […]
Read MorePlumbers and Pipefitters: 7 Ways to Protect Yourself from Asbestos on the Job
Anyone who performs construction or is employed at a job related to home and building maintenance needs to be cautious about asbestos exposure, especially if they work on structures erected during a time when use of the mineral was more rampant. Plumbers are among those tradespeople who need to be careful because asbestos is a […]
Read MoreNational Asbestos Awareness Week Highlights the Serious Threat of Asbestos Exposure
Since the 1970s, public health experts have been spreading the word about the dangers of asbestos exposure. As a result, everyday consumers became more wary of insulation materials in older homes and responsible industries in the U.S. curbed any new use of the mineral. With this kind of progress, it can be easy to make the mistake of […]
Read MoreHow to Safely Clean Asbestos Ceilings
Whether you’re cleaning your home for yourself or in preparation of a sale, you need to be careful if the house was built before 1980. In such cases, asbestos exposure can be a real hazard because the mineral appeared in a wide range of products, such as insulation and fireproofing materials. Recently, I read the […]
Read MoreCommunity Outraged Over Plan to Cap Landfill with Asbestos Containing Material
Whenever people become aware of the presence of asbestos, their natural reaction is to want to get as far away from the hazardous material as possible. This sometimes involves sending waste products to a landfill, which can potentially anger nearby residents about their own risk of asbestos exposure. At Kazan Law, we keep track of […]
Read MoreNew Surgical Procedures for Cancer Patients Limit the Danger of Complications
Recently, I noticed an article published by Cure Magazine that talked about the different innovations that are allowing cancer surgery patients to recover more quickly with fewer complications. What are the standard surgical procedures? Before I get into highlights of the article, I think it’s important to delve into the types of surgery that doctors […]
Read MoreVitamin-Drug Combo May Help Treat Mesothelioma
Recently, I learned about a team of researchers in Italy who are working on a new combination treatment that brings together vitamin C, the chemotherapy agent gemcitabine and EGCG, which is an antioxidant found in green tea. On the surface of it, this may sound like a strange approach to treating mesothelioma. However, the paper, […]
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