Whitney Di Bona and Danielle DiPietro will explain how asbestos trust funds work and what patients and families can expect when they file a claim. They will discuss how trusts are set up and who can ...

L’Oréal is reportedly exploring ways to separate itself from mounting U.S. legal liabilities tied to talc-containing cosmetics and other products. As of June 30, 2026, about 760 proceedings were ...

Asbestos flooring adhesive discovered during a renovation at a Virginia apartment building prompted abatement work that left at least one tenant unable to enter her home. Christine Bonavita, a ...

Finishing mesothelioma treatment can feel like a major milestone. After surgery, radiation, chemotherapy or immunotherapy, many patients look forward to recovering and returning to a sense of normalcy ...

A mesothelioma clinical trial appointment is one of the most important conversations in a patient’s treatment journey. Knowing what to ask about eligibility, safety, costs and the right to withdraw ...

A medical bill can arrive weeks after an appointment, leaving a family to figure out what they owe and how to pay it. Insurance can also stand between patients and the mesothelioma specialists they ...

Before you commit to a mesothelioma clinical trial, you need to know why your team recommends it and how it compares to your standard-of-care options. Asking detailed, specific questions when you sit ...

People diagnosed with mesothelioma after asbestos exposure in San Diego can pursue compensation with the help of qualified asbestos attorneys. Our Patient Advocates can help connect families affected ...

Mesothelioma attorneys Samuel Meirowitz and Daniel Wasserberg, founding partners of the Meirowitz and Wasserberg law firm, examine the legal and investigative processes involved in representing ...

Dr. Anna Nowak, deputy vice chancellor of research at The University of Western Australia and a leader with the International Mesothelioma Interest Group, joins The Mesothelioma Center at Asbestos.com ...

Dr. Raja Flores shares a personal connection to the September 11 attacks and discusses the long-term medical consequences for those exposed to carcinogens like asbestos and pulverized concrete. He ...

Asbestos is a toxic mineral made of tiny, heat-resistant fibers. When disturbed, it releases dangerous microscopic fibers into the air. Breathing in these fibers can lead to serious diseases, such as ...