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EPA Bans Ongoing and Future Use of Asbestos

The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued a finalized rule regarding asbestos earlier this week. The March 18 news release shared by the EPA outlined a ban on current and future use of asbestos in our country. The prohibition of the naturally occurring mineral specifically applies to chrysotile, the sole remaining type of asbestos fiber that was still allowed to be imported into our country for use in manufacturing projects. This new rule will form part of the Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA). That federal chemical safety[...]

Why Aren’t Side Underride Guards Required by Law?

When you’re driving near a semi-truck, you’ve probably seen the metal bar attached to the back of the trailer that hangs lower to the ground. That’s called an underride guard, or more specifically, a Mansfield Bar, and attaches to the rear suspension of a semi’s trailer to prevent cars from slipping under the back of the truck after a collision. This safety device was named after actress Jayne Mansfield, who died in 1967 when the car she was riding in rear-ended a semi-truck, killing her, her driver, and[...]

Truck No-Zones and How to Avoid Them

As a passenger car driver, you know that if you attempt to look either to the front or behind you as you make a turn, pass someone, or back up, you have to account for your vehicle's blind spots. Well, large trucks have these too. We want to share more about these truck no-zones and how to avoid them. So, keep reading below where we'll do that. What To Know About Tractor-Trailers' Blind Spots? Any sized truck will have its respective areas that, if smaller vehicles enter them,[...]

What Is the Safest Way to Pass an 18-Wheeler?

The freeways in Southern California are notorious for heavy congestion. Long Beach is no exception in this respect. Whether you're traveling along State Route or Interstate 710, the Long Beach Freeway, or surface streets, you're bound to encounter your fair share of large trucks. The reason why this is the case is because, according to the Port of Long Beach, it's one of a small handful of ports in the U.S. that is adequately equipped to receive large water vessels from around the world. Given how your chances[...]

What Are the Most Common Truck Driver Violations?

We see large trucks around us every day, whether on city roads making local deliveries or on the interstate transporting cargo across the country. They drive long hours and often push themselves too hard to meet deadlines, which, in turn, can lead them to make poor decisions while operating commercial motor vehicles (CMVs). Truck drivers operate vehicles that are much larger and heavier than the other vehicles on the road around them. When these drivers choose to violate road laws or make dangerous shortcuts while driving, it can[...]

Victims of Camp Lejeune Water Contamination Lose Opportunity to Jury Trials

In a 34-page ruling filed Tuesday, federal judges rejected arguments from plaintiffs’ lawyers that jury trials were necessary for victims of the Camp Lejeune water contamination. Tuesday’s ruling means that trials over the compensation disputes will be heard and decided only by a judge, preventing sick and dying veterans from having the opportunity to plead their case before a panel of their peers. The U.S. Justice Department contends that denying jury trials will speed up the process of resolving what is likely to be tens of thousands of[...]

Study Finds Link Between Camp Lejeune Water and Increased Cancer Rates

A groundbreaking medical research study regarding the link between Camp Lejeune water and increased cancer rates is slated for publication. It's expected to show how researchers concluded that there's a positive correlation between service members stationed at this North Carolina marine base between 1953 and 1985, when water contamination issues existed, and an uptick in cancer rates among them. At continuum, we'll provide you with more information about the sample population assessed and provide additional details on findings that lead study authors to establish a connection between the[...]

What Is the Deadline To File a Camp Lejeune Water Contamination Claim?

If you previously served, lived, or worked in Jacksonville, NC, on Camp Lejeune, then you likely haven't missed hearing commercials on the radio, television, or internet asking for those who've been affected by health issues attributable to water contamination issues on the U.S. Marine Base to contact them for help. Frost Law Firm, PC is one of those legal offices that wants you to contact them, and that's hoping that you'll do so quickly. Why is that? Because the deadline to file a Camp Lejeune water contamination claim[...]

Camp Lejeune Cancer Study To Be Released This Month

The federal government is preparing to release a Camp Lejeune cancer study it recently authored at the tail end of this month. This is a long-awaited report that is expected to serve as yet another piece of evidence on top of what has already been amassed that shows our military's and other parties' negligence put our service members, their families, and civilian workers' lives in danger. The Release of the U.S. Marine Base Contamination Report Has Been a Long Time Coming The plaintiffs' counsel, representing more than 1,400[...]

How Long Does Chemo Prolong Life in Lung Cancer Patients?

“It’s cancer.” No one ever wants to hear these two words from their doctor, and yet the American Cancer Society estimates that there will be 238,340 new lung cancer diagnoses in 2023 alone. There are also expected to be approximately 127,070 lung cancer deaths. Depending on the stage and advancement of a diagnosis, lung cancer may be treated by surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, targeted therapy, or any combination of these. If you have been diagnosed with lung cancer, it is important to work closely with your oncologist and pulmonologist[...]

Our Experience Is Personal

Scott L. Frost’s Family Experience with Lung Cancer

For most of his life, Scott L. Frost’s father, who was in the construction industry, worked with and sold products containing asbestos without knowing the materials were dangerous. He was diagnosed with lung cancer 40 years after starting his career, leading Scott’s family to fight like they had never fought before.

Pictured here with his wife of over 50 years, Scott’s father eventually succumbed to the cancer. Since then, Scott has made it his mission to do everything in his power to make sure corporations understand how dangerous asbestos is and prevent future generations from suffering as his family did, as well as support research that may lead to finding a cure.

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