Category: <span>Mesothelioma News</span>

Government’s asbestos review lacks long-term strategies to rid schools of the toxic substance

While the Government’s review of asbestos policy in schools has been welcomed, unions and campaigners say it does not go far enough to prevent future deaths. Yesterday, the Department for Education published its long overdue review into asbestos policy…

U.S. Legal Support Announced Robert Tooker as Regional Director of Complex Asbestos Litigation

Rob Tooker, an expert in complex asbestos litigation, has over 25 years of experience in asbestos matters. He brings to the role years of experience running the boutique court reporting agency Tooker and Antz, focused on asbestos litigation.

Family appeals for help following tragic death of Chard butcher – can you help?

THE devastated family of a former Chard butcher who died from an incurable asbestos-related cancer have launched a search for his ex-colleagues. Paul Kingsnorth died in November from mesothelioma and his members of his family would like speak to former…

Preston sisters ready to get their hands dirty in fight against cancer

Congratulations, you’re now registered! Let us know what news and updates you want to hear about and we’ll send them straight to your inbox. Two Lancashire schoolgirls who lost their dad to cancer are fighting back against the disease by launching a ne…

READ Act Would Require Comprehensive asbestos product data

Current federal legislation governing the disclosure of asbestos materials in products was written nearly 30 years ago.

Appeal court to hand down decision on BHP damages payout for steelworker

The Court of Appeal will today decide if it will force BHP Billiton to honour a $2.2 million damages payout to a terminally ill ex-Newcastle steelworker. Steven Dunning, 54, is suffering from terminal mesothelioma after inhaling asbestos dust while wor…