Our legal process in various toxic exposure cases
One of our additional goals is to support the municipalities' efforts to construct long-term strategic initiatives that encourage polluters to become more responsible as members of the community.
We are based in Alabama, but our cases take us all over the country. We work through the details, the causation, and the science needed to prove community toxic exposure. Depending on how complex your toxic exposure case is and to how many toxic agents you were exposed to, it can take several months to several years to obtain compensation, so finding the best legal assistance is crucial.
- AFFF exposure
- FELA railroad workers
- Jones Act maritime workers
- Paraquat exposure
- Asbestos exposure
- Ethylene Oxide
- 9/11 VCF
- Semaglutide
- Hair Relaxers
- Water Contamination
- PCBs
- CERCLA
- Dioxins
- Coke Oven Emissions
- Heavy Metals
- Talcum Powder
We Handle Community Toxic Exposure Cases
$9.25 million
A toxic exposure community case in Alabama resulted in $9.25 million. Multiple industrial facilities operating in the area have released high levels of toxins in the air, and numerous residents have been exposed to these hazardous substances. The case was settled outside of litigation, and the attorneys at Environmental Litigation Group, P.C. have successfully obtained compensation for the affected people.
$12.5 million
A toxic exposure community case in Alabama resulted in $12.5 million. The residents of the Florala and Lockhart communities in South Alabama have been exposed to toxins by a wood treatment facility located between the two towns. This case was also settled outside of litigation, with substantial compensation being recovered by the attorneys at Environmental Litigation Group, P.C.
Amount TBD
Industrial facilities located in Illinois have exposed residents living in the nearby areas to dioxins and PCBs, both extremely dangerous chemicals with devastating health effects. At the moment, the case is moving through litigation with one defendant and through settlement with the other.
