Workplace Exposure
In certain industries, workplace chemical exposure is a daily occurrence. Common sources of workplace or occupational exposures include asbestos, benzene, lead, manganese and other harmful chemicals. Dangerous toxic chemicals have historically been used to produce a variety of important products, and industry continues to rely on chemicals today in spite of known safety risks. At the Locks Law Firm, we represent injured workers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York. Our workplace exposure and injury lawyers strongly believe there is no reason for employers to place the health of their workers in jeopardy by exposing them to harmful chemicals. We stand firm in the belief that every employer has a duty to take every appropriate measure to protect the health of safety of its workers. Our experienced, aggressive attorneys fight against companies who negligently expose their workers to these chemicals and ensure that these employees have justice.
When residents of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, and around the country suffer from workplace chemical exposure-related illness, the personal injury lawyers at the Locks Law Firm have the experience to take action against those responsible.
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