Steamfitters Asbestos Exposure

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Steamfitters face multiple risks for asbestos exposure. Not only was asbestos commonly used for pipe insulation throughout much of the 20^th century, it can also be found in building materials such as plaster, as well as on boilers, turbines, gaskets, valves, and other items steamfitters commonly work with.

Many people who worked with piping systems through the 1980s have been exposed to asbestos, but are only now being diagnosed with mesothelioma and other asbestosis-related illnesses. This is because asbestos can stay in the body for years and may not produce an illness until long after the initial exposure. Because of the delayed manifestation of symptoms, victims do not need to worry about a statute of limitations for filing a claim until after they are diagnosed with an asbestos disease, which our New York asbestos attorney can help with.

IF YOU THINK YOU HAVE AN ELIGIBLE ASBESTOS EXPOSURE CLAIM, CALL (855) 575-6376 TODAY.

STEAMFITTERS ARE STILL AT RISK

Many steamfitters were exposed to asbestos fibers in the 20^th century when it was still in use in new construction. However, a number of items that have been insulated with asbestos are still in use throughout New York.

Modern-day steamfitters are more likely to use protective gear, but there is still no surefire way to guard against asbestos exposure. However, because it can take upwards of 50 years for asbestos exposure to result in mesothelioma or asbestosis, today’s workers may be completely unaware of the damage being done.

FIGHT FOR WHAT YOU DESERVE

Steamfitters who have been exposed to asbestos and are now dealing with asbestosis or mesothelioma deserve compensation for their illness. New York mesothelioma lawyer Joseph Williams is prepared to hear out your case and, if hired, fight tirelessly to help you get the full compensation you deserve.

Contact The Williams Law Firm, P.C. or call (855) 575-6376 and help raise awareness of asbestos exposure in the U.S.