Call A Toxic Industrial Exposure Lawyer For Benzene Exposure In Aliquippa

Have you experienced watery or burning eyes, headaches, nausea and other respiratory issues? You are not alone. Many residents in Beaver County, Pennsylvania, are waking up to severe medical conditions and it likely has to do with the Aliquippa ethane cracker plants. These cracker plants produce a chemical called benzene that is used in many products such as gasoline, solvents and degreasers – and benzene exposure causes cancer.

Companies who knowingly expose their workers and residents in the Beaver County area may be found negligent. You can pursue companies for compensation with the help of one of our Aliquippa toxic industrial exposure lawyers here at D’Amico Law Offices, LLC. We’re a local, family-owned firm with more than 60 years of combined legal experience behind us – and one of the few with dedicated toxic industrial exposure lawyers who know what it takes to protect workers and residents.

Who Is At Risk Of Benzene Exposure And Leukemia?

Toxic industrial chemicals can pollute the air, water supplies and soil, which can deplete natural resources and harm wildlife and ecosystems. When ethane cracker plants pollute the air with harmful chemicals like benzene, it damages the environment and inflicts hidden damage on the health of anybody in the area.

Benzene exposure can lead to a type of cancer called leukemia, Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) and non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Lymphoma (NHL) is a kind of cancer of the blood, which can affect the bone marrow and the lymphatic system. Treatment for leukemia and other cancers can be expensive. Our goal in representing clients in a benzene lawsuit is to fight for maximum damages. These damages should cover more than just our client’s medical bills but also lost wages, pain and suffering, funeral costs and other expenses.

Call A Cancer Lawyer Who Cares About Your Case

Our leukemia cancer lawyers in Aliquippa want to help protect victims of benzene exposure. Make an appointment for a free consultation to discuss the extent of your medical condition with one of our lawyers at D’Amico Law Offices, LLC, by calling 412-906-8180 or using our online form today.