Benzene Attorney

Benzene Attorney

A benzene attorney may be able to help you if you have a history of benzene exposure and have been diagnosed with any of the following illnesses:

Acute myeloid leukemia (AML)

Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL)

Chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML)

Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL)

Non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL)

Myelodysplastic syndrome, also referred to as preleukemia

Prolonged exposure to benzene has been identified as a risk factor for developing these rare illnesses, and individuals who have been negligently exposed have a legal right to seek money damages. For instance, the benzene attorneys at Burke & Eisner have helped victims of toxic benzene exposure recover compensation for losses such as medical costs, lost wages, pain and suffering, loss of enjoyment of life and more.

Should You Call a Benzene Attorney?

There are many ways in which someone can be exposed to benzene. However, you should consider talking to a benzene attorney if you have worked in any of the following industries and have been diagnosed with one of the conditions listed above:

oil refineries

Painting

Printing

Pesticide manufacturing

Rubber/plastic workers

Paper manufacturing

Gasoline distribution

You should also consider contacting a benzene attorney if you have developed leukemia because of benzene-contaminated groundwater. These types of scenarios often affect people who live in industrial areas close to large manufacturing operations and industrial waste disposal sites.

Likewise, if you have suffered the loss of a family member due to a benzene-related illness, a benzene attorney can help you understand your legal rights.

How a Benzene Attorney Can Help

Benzene has been identified by the government as a cancer-causing chemical, but it takes a skilled benzene attorney to be able to establish a clear link between benzene exposure and AML, NHL, CML, etc. It is critical to the successful outcome of a case that this link be established, and this requires a great deal of legal research, resources and knowledge.

If you have a claim, a benzene attorney can:

Determine liability and damages – in other words, who can be held responsible for your condition and how much can they be held responsible for?

File a lawsuit on your behalf

Conduct legal research to support your case

Interview witnesses

Finds expert who can testify on your behalf, if necessary

Negotiate a settlement with attorneys for the defendant(s)

Represent you at trial if a settlement cannot be reached

Talk to a Benzene Attorney at Burke & Eisner

At Burke & Eisner, we put our knowledge and resources to work for our clients and this has enabled us to secure significant settlements and awards for those who have wrongly suffered exposure to benzene. If you would like to discuss your case with a benzene attorney, contact our firm today. Our claim evaluation process is free, and we’ll be glad to go over your legal rights with you.