Rutland Fire Clay Company

Have You Shared a House with a Former Rutland Fire Clay Company Worker? If You Have, Your Health Might Be at Stake, Too

Because secondary asbestos exposure was extremely widespread during the last century, the risk of developing a disease as the family member of a former Rutland Fire Clay Company worker is significant, particularly if you spent a long time in the same house. Occurring when one inhales or ingests asbestos fibers without being in direct contact with the source, secondary exposure is responsible for one tenth of asbestosis, lung cancer, and mesothelioma cases at the moment. Unsurprisingly, the safety of workers was not a priority for asbestos company executives, hence the astounding number of asbestos victims who have emerged since the 1980s. Over 12,000 people still lose their lives to asbestos-related diseases every year in the U.S. and approximately 8,000 others receive grim diagnoses.

Even though we are aware money will never be able to completely restore your health, taking legal action and holding your former employer liable is of utmost importance. The money a skilful attorney whose primary area of practice is asbestos litigation will recover for your injury may grant you access to higher-quality treatment, whereas the company at fault will be held accountable for their unethical actions and careless behavior. With over 25 years of professional experience, our lawyers have been assisting over 230,000 victims of asbestos exposure so far and are bound to provide you with the same excellent services. As Rutland Fire Clay Company has a trust fund, you do not have to go to court during the legal process and your attorney will carefully take care of nearly everything on your behalf. For additional information, please give us a call and we will eagerly answer all your questions.