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Michelle Carreras in Legal 500

Senior Attorney Michelle Carreras an Exclusive Contributor to The Legal 500 Product Liability Guide

Michelle Carreras is a member of the firm’s Business Litigation and Issues & Appeals practice sections and was recently invited to contribute to The Legal 500’s Product Liability Comparative Guide, which answers common questions about Defective Products and more. Congratulations to Michelle, and many thanks to The Legal 500 for providing this free resource to […]

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Mark Lanier speaks on sexual assault at Navarro College

Navarro College and Coach Accused of Attempting to Cover up Sexual Assault

Lanier Law Firm representing former cheerleader in federal lawsuit CORSICANA, Texas – Mark Lanier with the Lanier Law Firm has filed a Title IX lawsuit in federal court in Dallas on behalf of a woman who says she was urged not to report being sexually assaulted by a male cheerleader at Navarro College in Corsicana. Lanier’s client, a former

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Asbestos-Wrapped Ductwork

Asbestos-Wrapped Ducts Asbestos duct tape can commonly be found on the ductwork of forced air heating systems installed between the 1950s and 1980s. This material was used to seal air gaps where the ductwork joints met. It was also common for ductwork to be fully covered with asbestos-insulating material. Asbestos-wrapped ducts may pose unreasonable risks

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Asbestos in Pipes

Asbestos in Pipes Asbestos is a toxic substance that was widely used in pipes and pipe insulation from the 1930s until the late 1970s. Consequently, pipefitters and plumbers were among the highest-risk occupations for developing mesothelioma. Unfortunately, workers continue to encounter asbestos today because asbestos piping can still be found in homes, industrial settings, commercial

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Asbestos in Flooring

Asbestos in Flooring Asbestos was used in flooring until as recently as 1997. Nearly every component of flooring contained asbestos, including tiles, sheet flooring, adhesives, and underlayment. Asbestos flooring threatens human health when it becomes damaged or worn. Free Case Evaluation Navigate This Page What flooring materials were made with asbestos? When did companies stop

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Asbestos in Consumer Products

Asbestos in Consumer Products Asbestos is often associated with industrial settings and building products, but it was also used in products people purchased and used every day, including appliances, home decor, personal care products, and even toys. If you were diagnosed with mesothelioma and did not have occupational asbestos exposure, the exposure may have occurred

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First Responders and Mesothelioma

First Responders and Mesothelioma First responders sacrifice their safety to save others, often venturing into damaged buildings and other environments where invisible asbestos fibers are present in high concentrations. As a result, first responders face a higher-than-average risk of developing mesothelioma and other life-threatening illnesses. If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with

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Mesothelioma Veterans Survivor Benefits

Mesothelioma Survivor Benefits If you were exposed to asbestos during active military service and were later on diagnosed with an asbestos-related illness, your survivors may be eligible to receive survivor benefits in the event of your death from mesothelioma. Eligible family members may qualify for monthly tax-free compensation and health care and educational benefits. Free

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Mesothelioma and Hospice Care

Mesothelioma and Hospice Care Hospice patients with mesothelioma enjoy the highest quality of life possible for as long as possible, with a focus on comfort rather than curative treatment. Patients and family caregivers experience greater satisfaction and reduced distress as the illness progresses, even during the final moments of life. Navigate This Page What is

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Mesothelioma Cure

Mesothelioma Cure Breakthroughs in research have led to treatment that extends life and improves the quality of life, but there is still no cure for mesothelioma. Ongoing clinical trials raise hope that a mesothelioma cure is on the horizon. Navigate This Page Is mesothelioma curable? Mesothelioma Treatment Options Is remission the same thing as a

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