Well into the 1970s, many industrial workplaces and companies in Ohio were full of asbestos materials. As such, Alliance Industrial workers regularly handled toxic materials, placing them at risk of developing mesothelioma, lung cancer, pulmonary fibrosis, and other occupational lung diseases.
Asbestos was so widely used in many industries because the material was cheap, durable and fire resistant. But asbestos poses severe health risks—a fact established now by international health agencies, and something many companies may have known well before the EPA placed restrictions on workplace and commercial asbestos use.
Alliance Industrial Workers who have suffered lung disease and asbestos-related cancers may have a claim against asbestos manufactures and possibly their former employers for failing to protect employees and failing to warn workers of the serious toxic risks of certain tasks and occupations. Alliance Industrial Workers asbestos exposure may be highest among the following professions:
Joe Lyon is a highly-rated Ohio Asbestos attorney investigating claims for Alliance Industrial Workers nationwide for toxic exposure and other lung cancer claims. All cases are accepted on a contingency fee basis with no financial risk to the client.
Alliance Industrial Asbestos Exposure Sites
The following companies and work sites in Alliance, Ohio may have had asbestos materials in building materials, machinery, and products:
- ALLIANCE COLD STORAGE AND PACKING COMPANY
- ALLIANCE GAS AND POWER COMPANY
- ALLIANCE RESEARCH CENTER
- ALLIANCE TUBULAR PRODUCTS COMPANY
- AMERICAN STEEL FOUNDRIES COMPANY
- ARBUCKLE, RYAN & COMPANY, INC.
- ARMOUR AND COMPANY
- Babcock & Wilcox
- City Water Department
- CRANE COMPANY
- DAVISON CHEMICAL COMPANY
- DEFENSE PLANT CORPORATION
- LEXINGTON ABRASIVES
- MCDERMOTT TECHNOLOGY
- Morgan Engineering Company
- REEVES BROTHERS COMPANY
- RUSH STREET BOILER HOUSE
- SOLID STEEL COMPANY
- STARK ELECTRIC RAILROAD COMPANY
- SUBURBAN LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY
- TRANSUE AND WILLIAMS STEEL FORGING COMPANY
Thousands of former Alliance, Ohio workers have fallen ill with mesothelioma, lung cancer, asbestosis and other occupational lung diseases. Victims may have injury claims, and can file mesothelioma claims and receive compensation from established Asbestos Trust Funds.
