ASBESTOS UPDATE: Cleanup at Norwegian Gov’t. Buildings Hits Snag

Following alleged mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik’s July 22, 2011 bomb attack of government buildings in Oslo, Norway, about 2.5 of 6.5 kilometers of shelves with documents at the Ministry of Justice are believed to have been contaminated by asbestos,…

ASBESTOS UPDATE: Merseyside Tradesmen to Get Asbestos Training

Tradesmen in Merseyside, England, can now take advantage of nearly 250 hours of free asbestos awareness training in a bid to tackle ignorance about the United Kingdom’s biggest industrial killer, according to a Health and Safety Executive press release dated…

ASBESTOS UPDATE: Carlisle Widower Launches GBP150T Payout Claim

John Todd, a former soldier from Carlisle, Cumbria, England, has launched an asbestos lawsuit against the Ministry of Defence (MoD) over the death of his wife Helene Todd to second-hand exposure to asbestos, News & Star reports.

The 67-year-old Mr. Todd…

ASBESTOS UPDATE: Supreme Court Reverses Ruling in Penn’s Lawsuit

The Supreme Court, Appellate Division, First Department, New York, reversed the ruling of the Supreme Court, New York County, which favored Kerr Corporation in an asbestos case filed by Josephine Penn.

The case is styled Josephine Penn, et al., Plaintiffs-Appellants v.…

ASBESTOS UPDATE: East Midlands Workers to Get Asbestos Training

Tradesmen in the East Midlands, England, can now take advantage of hundreds of hours of free asbestos awareness training in a bid to tackle ignorance about the United Kingdom’s biggest industrial killer, according to a Health and Safety Executive press…

ASBESTOS UPDATE: Appeals Court Reverses Ruling in Martin Lawsuit

The Court of Appeals of Texas, Dallas, reversed the ruling of the 193rd Judicial District Court Dallas County, Texas Trial Court, in an asbestos case styled Union Carbide Corporation, Appellant v. Bob K. Martin, Appellee.

Judges Murphy, Fillmore, and Myers entered…

ASBESTOS UPDATE: Ill. Court Affirms Sublett’s Motion to Remand

The U.S. District Court, Southern District of Illinois, granted a motion to remand filed by Joseph Sublett and Virginia A. Sublett in an asbestos case filed against General Electric Company.

The case is styled Joseph Sublett, et al., Plaintiffs v. Air…

ASBESTOS UPDATE: Manchester’s Tradesmen to Get Asbestos Training

Tradesmen in Greater Manchester, England, can now take advantage of nearly 500 hours of free asbestos awareness training in a bid to tackle ignorance about the United Kingdom’s biggest industrial killer, according to a Health and Safety Executive press release…

ASBESTOS UPDATE: Lancashire’s Tradesmen to Get Asbestos Training

Tradesmen in Lancashire, England, can now take advantage of nearly 200 hours of free asbestos awareness training in a bid to tackle ignorance about the United Kingdom’s biggest industrial killer, according to a Health and Safety Executive press release dated…

ASBESTOS UPDATE: Del. Supreme Court OKs Ruling in Price Lawsuit

The Supreme Court of Delaware upheld the ruling of the Superior Court of the State of Delaware, in and for New Castle County, which denied Patricia Price’s Motion to Amend her household asbestos exposure complaint as futile.

The case is styled…

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