Hart Law Goes After Maximum Compensation for Asbestos-Related Injuries
Asbestos is the leading cause of mesothelioma, a cancer that affects the lungs or abdomen. The personal injury law firm Hart Law takes extreme measures to protect the rights of those afflicted by asbestos-related injuries and disease. A diagnosis can cause emotional pain and suffering for you and your family. Discover the support and guidance that the Hart Law personal injury law firm can offer you during asbestos testing and exposure analysis. You deserve worker's comp, financial compensation and time off of work so that you may recuperate as much as possible.
Asbestos Laws and Regulations
Both the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), along with other government agencies, have strict regulations regarding asbestos safety standards. The appropriate local agency must be notified before the demolition or renovation of a building with asbestos, and following procedures for safely working in an asbestos-contaminated work area is not only wise, it is the law. Employers must maintain a level of safety for workers, such as:
- Establishing designated areas
- Installing engineering devises to control or reduce airborne levels of asbestos
- Providing each worker protective gear and equipment
- Mandatory medical monitoring of all workers
Any worker may exercise his/her right to raise a health concern or report an injury or illness. Hart Law has extensive experience reporting unjust work environments and representing injured workers, whether in worker's comp or personal injury. Contact our law firm for knowledgeable and compassionate legal advice.
Contact Hart Law LLC in Atlanta
We offer free consultations, and accept cases on a contingency basis. If you are entitled to compensation for asbestos-related injury or disease, such as mesothelioma, we want to prove it. You will only pay an attorney fee when we successfully collect on your claim, so don't wait to procure legal advice. Begin your process of recovery by contacting the law office of Scott Hart at 404-355-3620.
