Insurers, Agents Bask In Class-Action Victory Industry sets sights on reform bills for asbestos and medical malpractice claims
The insurance industry raved about the class-action reform measure signed into law by President George W. Bush after an eight-year battle for passage, with the American Insurance Association declaring that the real winners are "all businesses held hostage by frivolous lawsuits."
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In commending President Bush for signing the measure, the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America also praised leaders in both houses of Congress—including Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn., Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, Rep. Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., and their allies in this effort—for working hard this month to get the bill to the president’s desk.
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It is inhalation of asbestos fibers which can
cause mesothelioma or
asbestos lung cancer.
Even low exposure levels of the tiny fibers or
asbestos dust are very
dangerous. After the 1980's workplace exposure
to asbestos became more
rare, but it can take up to 40 years for signs
of mesothelioma asbestos
lung cancer are noticed.
Most patients were exposed to asbestos fibers on the job
or in the
workplace in what is known as occupational exposure. Another form of
exposure is called paraoccupational exposure. This form of asbestos
exposure can be harder to determine the source, but it is usually
contracted by a family member of someone who has been exposed in the
workplace.
Typically the family member is exposed to asbestos dust or fibers from
the worker's clothing, and when the clothing is handled the dust is
released and inhaled. Family members that are exposed in this way, may
be exposed to smaller amounts, but are still very much at risk.
In the same way, those that have homes or work work near facilities
that have asbestos may
also be at risk even though there is not
obvious direct contact. The fine asbestos dust can easily be
carried
by the wind over long distances.
In the past, some of the industries that could have been a source of
asbestos were factories, shipyards, power plants, oil refineries,
steel manufacturing plants, and any company or job site involved with
construction or the removal of old building materials. Often the
demolition of buildings that contain asbestos can release the
dust
into the environment, and trucks hauling the materials can further
spread the fine asbestos fibers.
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asbestos around the
facility are also at risk: refineries, power
plants, factories, shipyards, steel mills and building demolition are
types of work sites that can release asbestos fibers into the
environment and contaminate nearby residential neighborhoods.
Trades:
Manufacturing of asbestos
products insulation, roofing, building, materials
Vehicle repair (brakes & clutches)
Construction workers and contractors
Maritime workers
Miners and drillmen
Offshore rust removals
Oil refinery workers
Power plants
Railway workers
Sand or abrasive manufacturers
Shipyards / ships / ship builders
Steel mills
Tile cutters
Occupations:
Auto Mechanics
Boiler makers
Bricklayers
Building Inspectors
Carpenters
Drywallers
Electricians
Floor Coverings
Furnace Workers
Glazers
Grinders
Hod carriers
Insulators
Iron workers
Laborers
Longshoremen
Maintenance workers
Merchant marines
Millwrights
Operating Engineers
Painters
Plasterers
Plumbers
Roofers
Sand blasters
Sheet metal workers
Steam fitters
Tile setters
Welders
United States Navy veterans
Welders
It is inhalation of asbestos fibers which can
cause mesothelioma or
asbestos lung cancer.
Even low exposure levels of the tiny fibers or
asbestos dust are very
dangerous. After the 1980's workplace exposure
to asbestos became more
rare, but it can take up to 40 years for signs
of mesothelioma asbestos
lung cancer are noticed.
Most patients were exposed to asbestos fibers on the job
or in the
workplace in what is known as occupational exposure. Another form of
exposure is called paraoccupational exposure. This form of asbestos
exposure can be harder to determine the source, but it is usually
contracted by a family member of someone who has been exposed in the
workplace.
Typically the family member is exposed to asbestos dust or fibers from
the worker's clothing, and when the clothing is handled the dust is
released and inhaled. Family members that are exposed in this way, may
be exposed to smaller amounts, but are still very much at risk.
In the same way, those that have homes or work work near facilities
that have asbestos may
also be at risk even though there is not
obvious direct contact. The fine asbestos dust can easily be
carried
by the wind over long distances.
In the past, some of the industries that could have been a source of
asbestos were factories, shipyards, power plants, oil refineries,
steel manufacturing plants, and any company or job site involved with
construction or the removal of old building materials. Often the
demolition of buildings that contain asbestos can release the
dust
into the environment, and trucks hauling the materials can further
spread the fine asbestos fibers.
Likewise, people who live near these types of sites likely to have
asbestos around the
facility are also at risk: refineries, power
plants, factories, shipyards, steel mills and building demolition are
types of work sites that can release asbestos fibers into the
environment and contaminate nearby residential neighborhoods.
Trades:
Manufacturing of asbestos
products insulation, roofing, building, materials
Vehicle repair (brakes & clutches)
Construction workers and contractors
Maritime workers
Miners and drillmen
Offshore rust removals
Oil refinery workers
Power plants
Railway workers
Sand or abrasive manufacturers
Shipyards / ships / ship builders
Steel mills
Tile cutters
Occupations:
Auto Mechanics
Boiler makers
Bricklayers
Building Inspectors
Carpenters
Drywallers
Electricians
Floor Coverings
Furnace Workers
Glazers
Grinders
Hod carriers
Insulators
Iron workers
Laborers
Longshoremen
Maintenance workers
Merchant marines
Millwrights
Operating Engineers
Painters
Plasterers
Plumbers
Roofers
Sand blasters
Sheet metal workers
Steam fitters
Tile setters
Welders
United States Navy veterans
Welders
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