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Leaving a job with potential asbestos exposure does not eliminate or decrease the possibility of developing mesothelioma. According to a recent study by U.S. and Italian researchers, those last exposed to asbestos years earlier are still at risk for developing mesothelioma, a form of cancer targeting the tissues lining the lungs, heart, testicles, stomach, and » Read More

The team at Brookman, Rosenberg Brown & Sandler is proud to announce that three of our attorneys have been chosen by the Super Lawyers organization for 2019. Partners and co-founders of the firm, Howell K. Rosenberg, and Laurence H. Brown, and attorney John M. DiDonato received the honor. Super Lawyers annually selects outstanding attorneys from » Read More

Plenty of people talk about the dangers of asbestos and how it is connected to health issues, including mesothelioma. However, many individuals find the topic confusing. Asbestos comes naturally from the earth in the form of a mineral. It can withstand high heat and toxic chemicals, which originally made it seem like a must-have ingredient » Read More

Recent studies indicate that older mesothelioma patients tend to receive fewer chemotherapy treatments than younger patients. Researchers at the Asbestos Diseases Research Institute (ADRI) studied hundreds of patients to evaluate the correlation of survival rates and chemotherapy. The results indicated that older mesothelioma patients should receive chemotherapy treatment for higher survival rates. According to The » Read More