New York Workers Compensation Attorney

Gas, Asbestos & Toxic Exposure

Working conditions can become dangerous or even fatal when exposed to dangerous substances, toxic fumes or gas.  Some working environments are not properly ventilated, or the products used are later to be found to be dangerous or even fatal if inhaled or absorbed through the skin.  Asbestos is a well-known example that has caused endless suffering to those individuals who worked with it throughout the years, not knowing that it could cause the serious disease called mesothelioma.  Individuals who have this terrible disease had no idea that working around asbestos would have this result.  The same is true for many other toxic substances that may be accidentally released in a work situation, forever damaging the worker's lungs, eyes or skin. 

Workers Compensation Lawyer in New York

If you or a loved one has suffered illness, injury or death due to gas, asbestos or toxic exposure, it is crucial that you contact a New York workers compensation lawyer from Katz, Leidman, Grossman, Wolfe & Freund.  This outstanding firm has over 50 years of experience in fighting for the rights of injured workers, and is interested in reviewing your case to determine what can be done about a claim for compensation for the damages you have suffered due to the exposure.

Some toxic substances may take years before the damage becomes evident.  It may become necessary to prove the earlier exposure that caused the cancer or other illness.  The legal team at Katz, Leidman, Grossman, Wolfe & Freund is experienced and skilled in assisting clients to find the documentation of the exposure to asbestos, gas, or other toxic substances.  It may be necessary for the case to go to trial in order to gain the compensation that is deserved, and the firm is comprised of highly qualified trial lawyers that will fight for the right of the client to compensation.

Contact a New York Workers Compensation Attorney from Katz, Leidman, Grossman, Wolfe & Freund if you have suffered an injury as the result of exposure to asbestos, gas or toxic substances in work related or other accidents.