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Living in an apartment can be convenient, but it can also come with hidden dangers—like asbestos exposure. This mineral, once commonly used in construction materials, can lead to serious and life-threatening health conditions. Understanding where asbestos might exist, when it poses a risk, and who may be liable is critical for protecting yourself and your » Read More

Asbestos was widely used in construction materials for decades, particularly before the late 1980s. Many schools across the United States were built or renovated during that time, leaving asbestos-containing products in ceilings, floor tiles, insulation, and other structural components. Concerns remain about whether these materials still pose a risk to students, teachers, and staff when » Read More

Most people think of asbestos exposure as something that happens only on construction sites or in industrial plants. However, you can find this dangerous mineral in everyday household products that you might never suspect. What Products Unexpectedly Contain Asbestos? Asbestos was once called a “miracle mineral” because it was heat-resistant, durable, and fire-retardant, making it » Read More

The School District of Philadelphia is currently facing criminal charges for allegedly failing to meet legal requirements regarding the inspection, remediation, and reporting of damaged asbestos in multiple city schools in a timely manner. This groundbreaking case has led the district to enter into a Deferred Prosecution Agreement (DPA) with the U.S. Attorney’s Office for » Read More