The Family Members of API Workers Might Be Affected by Secondary Asbestos Exposure

During the heyday of asbestos, adequate safety regulations were rarely effective in the workplace, as asbestos exposure had not been deemed a health hazard yet. API is, unfortunately, no exception. Because workers who partook in the manufacturing of insulation were not required to change their clothes at the end of the day, they would often return home covered in asbestos dust, unwittingly endangering the wellbeing of their families. If you shared a living space with a loved one who was working at API at the time, you are at risk of developing a serious disease. Asbestos fibers are microscopic and you can easily inhale a significant amount by regularly coming in contact with someone who was directly exposed.

With vast experience in asbestos litigation, our attorneys also provide legal assistance to victims of secondary asbestos exposure, who are eligible for compensation from asbestos trust funds. If you have lung cancer, COPD, mesothelioma, or any other diagnosis which might be related to asbestos exposure, we strongly encourage you to contact us at your earliest convenience. We will gladly help you recover the compensation you deserve.