Heating Engineers: Did you develop mesothelioma from work with insulation? We may be able to help.

A former plumbing and heating engineer died of mesothelioma, decades after exposure to deadly asbestos, according to the St. Albans Observer on August 7, 2008. Unfortunately, the risk of exposure for such engineers is formidable.

The retiree, 72, had worked directly with the asbestos carcinogen, which was used to insulate homes during his career.

During the 1960s, many who served as heating engineers worked with asbestos cased pipe insulation materials.

The exposure could be extreme, and at times and no hazard warning was provided by employers.

Sadly, our lawyers are all too familiar with this type of tragedy from asbestos. Weitz & Luxenberg P.C. represents tens of thousands of individuals suffering from asbestos-related diseases.

Our firm continues to set an unmatched standard of excellence for mass tort litigation, achieving more verdicts than most firms in America. We hope to have an opportunity to assist you with your legal matter.

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