Exposure to toxic chemicals can cause immediate injuries or illnesses that show up years later. Whether it happened at work, at home or in your community, the law may give you a way to hold responsible companies accountable. The Daspit Law Firm represents people harmed by toxic exposure. Call (888) 273-1045 for a free consultation.
A toxic tort is a legal claim that a person was injured or made ill by exposure to a harmful substance because someone failed to act with reasonable care or sold an unsafe product.
• Industrial chemicals and solvents
• Benzene and petrochemical products
• Asbestos
• Pesticides and herbicides
• Silica and dust
• Contaminated air, soil or water
• Chemical releases from plants and refineries
Some exposures cause burns or breathing problems right away. Others lead to cancer, lung disease or neurological conditions years later.
Workers in industrial and construction settings may face exposure. Your rights depend on your employer's coverage. See workers' compensation.
Leaks, contaminated water or soil and industrial emissions can affect families and neighborhoods.
• Companies that made or sold toxic products (see product liability)
• Operators who released or mishandled chemicals
• Employers who failed to warn or protect workers
• Property owners who allowed contamination
Toxic tort claims depend on science. We have to show what you were exposed to, how much, for how long and how it caused your condition. That usually means experts in toxicology, medicine and industrial hygiene, and a lawyer ready to fund and manage them.
Time limits can depend on when the illness was or should have been discovered, so talk to a lawyer when you learn of a connection.
• Medical expenses, past and future
• Lost income and earning capacity
• Pain, suffering and mental anguish
• Impairment and loss of enjoyment of life
• Wrongful death damages for families
We investigate exposure sources, gather medical and workplace records, and work with experts. We work on contingency and meet clients at home or in the hospital.
Tell your doctor about any possible exposure, and keep records of your job, location and any safety data sheets.
Often yes, but timing rules matter, so speak with a lawyer promptly.
If your employer has workers' comp, you may be limited to those benefits, though third-party claims may exist. If not, see non-subscriber work injuries.
Yes. Medical records and expert opinions are central, and we help gather them.
Sometimes. Multiple people affected by the same source may bring related claims.
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