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When OSHA issued its first asbestos standard in 1971, it marked a turning point for American workers. For the first time, the federal government set an enforceable limit on how much asbestos a worker could breathe on the job. The regulation recognized that employees’ lives were at stake. But the standard was built to stop …
Mesothelioma is rare, which means most people learn about it only after a diagnosis lands in their family. That gap leaves room for myths to fill in, and some of them can shape decisions in ways that can be counter productive. The belief that mesothelioma is just a kind of lung cancer, that only factory …
The American Chemistry Council and a coalition of allied industry groups have dropped a significant piece of their legal challenge to the EPA’s chrysotile asbestos ban, according to a May 18 filing with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. The withdrawal is a meaningful development in a case that will shape asbestos …
If you served in the U.S. military before 1986, you may carry a health risk you cannot see and cannot feel. Asbestos was built into ships, vehicles, aircraft, and buildings across every branch of service for most of the 20th century. The fibers do not break down. They sit in lung and chest tissue for …
Our office was proud to be support the American Lung Association during its April 2026 “Dash to the Deck” charity event at Reunion Tower in Dallas. Ben DuBose and Avery Tatham of our office both participated in the Dash and climbed over 50 floors of stairs in just over 14 minutes! It is a cause …
