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Mark Honeywell founded the company in 1906 to make hot water heat generators. Within a couple of decades, the company had expanded to include defense and aerospace products. As it acquired more and more companies, Honeywell found itself liable for their asbestos cases as well as its own, such as with Bendix, a brake manufacturer, and NARCO, manufacturer of asbestos cement and derived products.
Asbestos ScreeningDuring the last century, Honeywell Heating made use of asbestos in large amounts, as the mineral has numerous convenient properties, such as excellent resistance to fire, electricity, and a wide range of chemicals. Furthermore, it was also very cheap at the time. It is worthy of note that veterans may also have been exposed to asbestos by using the products of this company while they were serving in the military. Having operated for more than a century, Honeywell Heating was a company specializing in manufacturing heating systems, as well as defense and aerospace products.
The occupations at the highest risk of developing a serious disease as a result of the asbestos exposure which occurred through Honeywell Heating are:
The employees who are at the highest risk for developing a terrible disease today are those who spent extended periods of time working in close proximity to the asbestos dust generated by brake friction. HVAC mechanics in charge of repairing residential and commercial furnaces which contained NARCO’s bricks and cement are also susceptible to falling ill.
If you are diagnosed with a cancerous disease, you or a family member will deal with our staff over the phone and via emails ONLY, no need to travel at all. If you pass away before or during the process, surviving family members will receive the amount awarded by the claims.
Lung Cancer Mesothelioma Throat Cancer Esophageal Cancer Bronchial Cancer Gastrointestinal Cancer Colorectal CancerIf you receive the diagnosis of a noncancerous disease, we will need to do more testing (X-rays, breathing, and blood tests) done at our medical facility in Birmingham, Alabama, where you will be accurately diagnosed.
Asbestosis Pulmonary Fibrosis Pleural Plaques Pleural Effusion Diffuse Pleural Thickening COPD Emphysema Chronic Bronchitis Pleurisy Lung Nodules Lung Spots Asthma Tuberculosis Pneumonitis Histoplasmosis Rounded Atelectasis Lung Scarring Bladder CancerDue to the microscopic size of fibers, asbestos can easily circulate through the environment. This, along with lack of industrial hygiene, is the reason why secondary asbestos exposure was so common during the last century. Since asbestos workers did not have to change their clothes at the end of the day, they would inevitably carry toxic fibers home, where their family members would unknowingly inhale or ingest them. As a result, approximately 10% of today’s asbestos victims came to struggle with a disease as a result of secondary exposure.
It is important to know that if you developed a disease such as lung cancer or mesothelioma as a consequence of sharing a dwelling with a Honeywell Heating worker, you can recover financial compensation for your injury. With nearly 30 years of experience in asbestos exposure cases, our attorneys are here to provide you with superior legal assistance and help you claim the money you deserve from the responsible company. Please contact us as soon as you receive a formal diagnosis and we will promptly begin working on your case.
If you were a Honeywell Heating worker before the 1980s, chances are you were exposed to asbestos on the job, so it is crucial to keep a close eye on your health. Some of the most common symptoms of lung disease caused by asbestos exposure are chest pain, a lingering cough, fatigue, shortness of breath, and unexplained weight loss. Nevertheless, very few people notice these signs before their illness reaches advanced stages. To promote early diagnosis, we provide asbestos screenings free of charge to Honeywell Heating employees with a history of occupational asbestos exposure. For additional information, please contact us and our medical experts will promptly let you know whether your health should be a cause for concern.
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