Toxic Torts, Chemical Exposure, and Toxic Mold
Toxic torts affect the health and safety of large numbers of people, and exposure to chemicals -- in or out of the workplace -- can come with a number of different risks. Even mold found in the home can lead to illness. Who is liable in these scenarios, and what are your legal rights? Get the answers here.
Toxic Torts Overview
Toxic Torts Overview
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Learn the basics of toxic tort law: liability for damage from pesticides, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals drugs.
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Read answers to common questions about toxic tort laws and claims.
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BP Oil Spill Claims and Compensation
BP has created a $20 billion fund to get financial help to businesses and workers affected by the BP oil spill. Should you file a claim?
Chemicals, Health Hazards, and Legal Issues
Chemicals, Health Hazards, and Legal Issues
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BP Oil Spill Claims and Compensation
BP has created a $20 billion fund to get financial help to businesses and workers affected by the BP oil spill. Should you file a claim?
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What You Need to Know About PFAS Lawsuits
What are PFAS? Are they harmful? Have PFAS lawsuits been filed? Can I sue? We answer these questions and more.
Toxic Mold
Toxic Mold
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Learn about toxic mold -- what it is, how to detect it, and how to get rid of it.
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Who might be liable for injuries and damage from a toxic mold infestation?
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Learn about the health risks associated with exposure to mold.
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The popular weed killer Roundup has been linked to cancer. Here's what potential plaintiffs need to know.
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