Latest Asbestos Related News
Page 4 of Latest News from our team. Highlighting recent legislation and medical trials and breakthroughs for Mesothelioma and other asbestos related diseases . . .
Inhaling Nano Fibres may cause diseases like Mesothelioma
By Warren Miller. Published: 13th June 2013
New research proposes a safe length of Nano Fibre to reduce the risk of developing asbestos-like diseases
Novel Delivery Systems for Chemotherapy Drugs for Mesothelioma Patients
By Kathy Cooke. Published: 26th May 2013
The chemotherapy drug, Cisplatin, can be delivered via inhalation through a nebuliser instead of intravenously
Pakistan Urged to ban Asbestos Imports
By Warren Miller. Published: 30th January 2013
A Committee in Pakistan has recommended banning the importing of asbestos after widespread contamination . . .
Companies fined after asbestos found at a mill
By Warren Miller. Published: 25th January 2013
2 companies were fined for failing to protect their tenants from potentially dangerous asbestos boards . .
Details of a Government Scheme effective from July 2012
By Warren Miller. Published: 18th August 2012
The Government will now provide compensation for Mesothelioma when insurers cannot be traced
Landmark Court Ruling may help Families Claiming for Mesothelioma
By Kathy Cooke. Published: 23rd May 2012
Supreme Court Ruling may help victims of Mesothelioma to claim where compensation was previously denied
By Warren Miller. Published: 14th March 2012
The courts have recently appreciated the need to progress mesothelioma cases quickly
The Dangers of Asbestos in the Home
By Kathy Cooke. Published: 9th March 2012
It is estimated that there are approximately 750,000 buildings (including homes) that contain asbestos . . .
New Legislation in Northern Ireland for Pleural Plaques Compensation
By Warren Miller. Published: 18th December 2011
New legislation recently passed in Northern Ireland means that people with pleural plaques can now claim compensation . ..
Marks and Spencer fined £1 million for asbestos exposure
By Kathy Cooke. Published: 25th November 2011
Marks and Spencer have been fined £1m for failing to protect customers, staff and workers from potential exposure to asbestos during refurbishment at 3 of its stores . . .
By Kathy Cooke. Published: 15th April 2011
Families of workers who have died from mesothelioma, launched a crucial High Court battle yesterday
By Kathy Cooke. Published: 4th April 2011
A new drug to help treat patients diagnosed with a devastating form of cancer will be available within months
Mesothelioma Deaths to peak in 2015
By Warren Miller. Published: 27th March 2011
The number of cases of mesothelioma affecting workers exposed to asbestos before the 1980s has yet to reach it's peak
Claims for Dependants are more valuable than claims for mesothelioma victims
By Warren Miller. Published: 1st March 2011
It is important to instruct a solicitor as soon as possible after mesothelioma diagnosis
BP Steps up Safety in Asbestos Scare
By Warren Miller. Published: 10th September 2010
BP is to equip all its Prudhoe Bay workers involved in stripping lagging from potentially leaky oil pipelines with respirators and other safety gear to protect them from the potential dangers of asbes
By Warren Miller. Published: 12th July 2010
An article tracing the use of Asbestos through the ages, from 4000BC to the current day . .
By Kathy Cooke. Published: 25th June 2010
New rules to cut the risk of fatal asbestos exposure have recently come into force. With tough demands on building managers to carry out checks and control the dangers posed by asbestos . . .
Asbestos Seminar in Westminster
By Warren Miller. Published: 14th May 2010
The annual asbestos seminar of the House of Commons Asbestos Sub-Committee . . .
By Warren Miller. Published: 23rd April 2010
Cape Asbestos have invested £40 million in the Sheme Fund which is estimated to be sufficient to pay all claims in full for the next eight years . .
Turner Newall Asbestsos Scheme
By Warren Miller. Published: 1st March 2010
Turner and Newall Group is insolvent so compensation cannot be paid in full, but some compensation is provided by the scheme.
£8bn Legal Victory for Mesothelioma Victims
By Kathy Cooke. Published: 15th February 2010
Thousands of victims of deadly asbestos dust stand to win compensation totalling £8billion in the biggest insurance payout
Youngest Recorded Victim of Mesothelioma
By Warren Miller. Published: 22nd January 2010
A 27-year-old woman who is said to be the youngest recorded sufferer mesothelioma cancer
Mesothelioma Widow Sues Pinewood Studios
By Warren Miller. Published: 13th January 2010
Pinewood Studios at the heart of £150,000 High Court case brought by widow of a scenic painter who died of Mesothelioma
