Legal counsel and litigation for EtO exposure-caused cancer
If you are one of the following individuals, you may qualify for an ethylene oxide exposure claim:
- An employee of a facility that uses ethylene oxide
- A resident who lives within four miles of an EtO-using facility
- A family member who lost a loved one due to cancer linked to EtO exposure
To start the claim process, you will need to gather the following documents:
- Employment records at the EtO-using firm you work for or have worked for during your exposure
- Residential records to prove that you live in the proximity of an EtO-using facility or plant
- Medical documents that link your cancer diagnosis to EtO exposure
After a successful claim, you may receive compensation for damages caused by ethylene oxide exposure. Although your grief and suffering due to cancer cannot be repaired by financial compensation, an EtO settlement may help to cover medical and healthcare expenses.
File your ethylene oxide exposure claim with ELG Law
If your cancer was caused by ethylene oxide exposure, one of the first steps you should take is to get legal guidance as soon as possible. You may have the grounds to press legal charges against the employer, the company, or the facility responsible for your exposure to EtO.
After you provide just a few documents, such as your employment records (if you worked at a facility using EtO), proof of residence (if you live in the proximity of such a facility), and your medical records that link to cancer caused by EtO exposure, our professional team of attorneys at ELG Law will start evaluating your case.
Moreover, you may be eligible to file a wrongful death claim if you have lost a loved one to EtO-related cancer. Call us as soon as possible to learn more about the available legal options and take the necessary steps towards justice and retribution.