• posted: Jul. 16, 2025
• Nass Cancelliere
• Mesothelioma,  Asbestos-Related Illnesses,  Asbestos,  Lung Cancer

After receiving a mesothelioma diagnosis, the most crucial first steps involve seeking specialized medical care, understanding the diagnosis, and building a support network. This includes consulting with a mesothelioma specialist, Read More

• posted: Apr. 14, 2025
• Nass Cancelliere
• Mesothelioma,  Asbestos-Related Illnesses,  Asbestos,  Lung Cancer
• mesothelioma

If you've been diagnosed with an asbestos-related illness like mesothelioma, securing legal representation is crucial for maximizing your chances of receiving compensation for your medical expenses, lost wages, and pain Read More

• posted: Dec. 18, 2024
• Nass Cancelliere
• Mesothelioma,  Asbestos-Related Illnesses,  Asbestos

Asbestos-containing ceiling and floor tiles can pose serious health risks if the asbestos is disturbed and released into the air: Asbestos ceiling tiles These tiles are considered friable, meaning they crumble easily Read More

• posted: Nov. 14, 2024
• Nass Cancelliere
• Mesothelioma,  Asbestos-Related Illnesses,  Asbestos,  Lung Cancer

The average payout for an asbestos lawsuit depends on whether the case settles or goes to trial, and can range from $1 million to $2 million for a settlement to Read More

• posted: Nov. 07, 2024
• Nass Cancelliere
• Mesothelioma

In September 2024, a Massachusetts jury awarded a $39 million verdict against Cimbar Performance Minerals in a mesothelioma case: A Utah couple, Bryce and Diane Zundel, sued Cimbar Performance Minerals after Read More

• posted: Oct. 30, 2024
• Nass Cancelliere
• Mesothelioma,  Asbestos-Related Illnesses
• mesothelioma,  ADI-PEG20

According to an article in U. S. News and World Report, an experimental drug called ADI-PEG20 increased average survival of mesothelioma patients by 1.6 months, and quadrupled the three-year survival Read More

• posted: Oct. 10, 2024
• Nass Cancelliere

Harry Chirdon, a boilermaker, was awarded $3.8 million in a suit against Foster Wheeler, which began as a manufacturer of equipment for the power industry, Navy and others. Mr. Chirdon, the Read More

• posted: Sep. 26, 2024
• Nass Cancelliere

Excerpted from the National Cancer Institute, Center for Cancer Research (CCR) Two Strikes Against MesotheliomaIn one study, CCR researchers identified gene signatures that are associated with mesothelioma prognosis and can help Read More

• posted: Sep. 17, 2024
• Nass Cancelliere

Millions of workers have been exposed to asbestos working in various job settings.  Some of those work places include: U.S. Navy • Shipyards • Oil Refineries • Steel Mills • Chemical Read More

• posted: Sep. 11, 2024
• Nass Cancelliere
• Mesothelioma,  Asbestos-Related Illnesses,  Asbestos
• lawsuit,  Johnson & Johnson,  Talc-based baby powder

Michael Perry, who filed a lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson, was awarded $63.4 million by a South Carolina jury. Perry was diagnosed with mesothelioma in 2023. Hi lawsuit claimed that Read More

• posted: Sep. 03, 2024
• Nass Cancelliere

The Philadelphia-based law firm NASS CANCELLIERE has collected over $500million for its clients. Founded in 1983, NASS CANCELLIERE has representedthousands of clients. Our attorneys have extensive courtroom experience andhave tried Read More

• posted: May 23, 2024
• Nass Cancelliere
• Asbestos-Related Illnesses,  Workers Compensation,  Asbestos

The family of a Milford, CT  man who died last year due to cancer blamed on exposure to asbestos at a job site has been awarded $15 million following a Read More

• posted: May 16, 2024
• Nass Cancelliere
• Asbestos-Related Illnesses

When the EPA finally banned the use of asbestos in March of this year, some people were confused.  Wasn't it already banned?  Well, not exactly. There had been a partial Read More

• posted: Apr. 16, 2024
• Nass Cancelliere
• Asbestos-Related Illnesses,  Asbestos

EPA’s ban is the first rule to be finalized under new Toxic Substance Control Act process, marking historic milestone for nation’s chemical safety efforts WASHINGTON –Tthe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Read More

• posted: Aug. 10, 2022
• Nass Cancelliere

The World Health Organization has reclassified firefighting to its highest level of occupational risk for cancer after extensive research confirmed an alarming level of malignant mesothelioma incidence. The National Institute for Read More

• posted: Jul. 01, 2022
• Nass Cancelliere

According to E&E News, advocates are reiterating calls for a national ban on one of the world’s most notorious carcinogens, with data showing imports for asbestos are on the rise Read More