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Is it worth calling them?

Faulty PPE + Asbestos = Lawsuits and lawyers knowledgeable on respirators. Presumably. But honestly, I don't know.

Still, it might worth tracking their work, especially given that certain incoming, reactionary health administrators are in contact with law firms who have sued certain pharmaceutical companies on... questionable grounds.

That being said, most of us do not have time, money, motivation, or need to contact a lawyer, unless one were to say, get infected while seeking health care by someone wearing a surgical mask (of all things... please wear a surgical N95) known to be wrong since 1980. But surely that's rare, right?

Right?!

So... feel free to add to this list. Just make sure the firm actually works on mesothelioma, and aren't just there for the referral fee. Needless to say, fee'd commercials for mesothelioma are probably out there, which is why you should contact your state's bar association first.

The dark side

Most of these firms operate on contingency. Also in the US, judges are elected, and can have their campaigns funded by law firms. You... can see where this leads.

There have been criticisms in the past about these firms taking liberties on asbestos litigation...

...but in the context of the above, it's a problem of both contingency, and the United States' capitalism. Despite contingency incentivizing bending moral boundaries for a buck, eliminating contingency may well cause more problems than it solves, as it would lock the poor out of the legal system completely. Despite the obvious systemic problem, litigation is no-doubt heavy-handed. Obligatory not-a-lawyer disclaimer to consider litigation the case obviously merits it (as far as you can tell), or no other option is available (like... what's happening politically right now).

Vagaries aside, if you are infected, however unlikely it is, or if you're just curious, here are some things we know, however unhelpful it may be...

Baron & Budd

Work

  • Submitted (and stamped) this NIOSH document in court.
  • Found this case from a Google search, which brought up a few more firms with considerably less flashy marketing:

Foster & Sear

Provost Umphrey

Brayton Purcell

Baron & Blue

Affiliates of mesothelioma.com

Cooney & Conway

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