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From the Newsletter: What Actually Matters

Published on May 12, 2026, by Frost Law Firm | Newsletters

Scott Frost shares his insights from our newsletter: In sports, the final score isn’t always the most important part. It’s what comes after. The momentum it creates. The opportunity it opens up. What that win allows a team to do next. Trial work can be like that. And of course, winning matters. But over time, I’ve come to see it differently. It’s something I’ve talked about before, and it’s a big part of why I do this work. I’ve had cases where the outcome mattered. But what mattered[...]

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From the Newsletter: She Changed How I See Things

Published on May 5, 2026, by Frost Law Firm | Newsletters

Scott Frost shares his insights from our newsletter: Mother’s Day coming up naturally has me thinking about my mom. But not in the way most people expect. It brings me back to when my dad was diagnosed with cancer. Years of asbestos exposure led up to that moment. I’ve shared a little about that before. What stands out to me now isn’t just the diagnosis itself. It’s how my mom handled everything around it. She was by his side through all of it. The hospital visits. The constantly[...]

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Q&A Asbestos Bankruptcy Trust Funds

Published on May 1, 2026, by Frost | Mesothelioma Information

Mesothelioma is an aggressive form of cancer with no known cure. What makes it even more insidious is that it is one of just a handful of cancer types that can be directly attributed to an environmental cause: asbestos exposure. For most people who have been diagnosed with mesothelioma, it was the result of exposure at a job site that could have happened decades ago. This type of cancer is often dormant until it metastasizes, and by then, the prognosis is severely impacted. When facing an uncertain future,[...]

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From the Newsletter: It’s Never on the Menu

Published on April 29, 2026, by Frost Law Firm | Newsletters

Scott Frost shares his insights from our newsletter: If you’ve ever watched Kitchen Nightmares, you’ve probably seen this play out. A restaurant owner thinks they know what the problem is. Maybe it’s the menu. Maybe it’s the staff. Maybe it’s just a slow season. Then Gordon Ramsay walks in, takes one look around, and realizes the issue isn’t any of that. It’s something less obvious. Something that’s been sitting there the whole time. Rotten food sitting in the fridge. A kitchen that’s dirtier than anyone wants to admit.[...]

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What Types of Treatments Are Available for Lung Cancer?

Published on April 28, 2026, by Frost | Forms of Treatment

There are several treatments for lung cancer, and the right one depends on the type of lung cancer, how far it has spread, the tumor’s specific markers, and the patient’s overall health. That’s the part people usually want first. Lung cancer treatment isn’t just one thing anymore. Doctors may use surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy, palliative care, or clinical trials. In many cases, they use a combination. It’s more tailored than it used to be, and that’s a good thing. A lot of people also ask what[...]

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From the Newsletter: It Didn’t Seem Like a Big Deal

Published on April 23, 2026, by Frost Law Firm | Newsletters

Scott Frost shares his insights from our newsletter: Every Earth Day, we talk a lot about the future. What we should change. What we should do better. That’s important. But it’s also a reminder of how many things, for a long time, people didn’t think twice about. Throwing cigarette butts on the ground. Letting trash pile up in places no one paid much attention to. Assuming something wasn’t a problem because the impact wasn’t immediate. At the time, none of it felt like a big deal. That same[...]

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Wisconsin Supreme Court Reinforces Workplace Safety Duties in Landmark Asbestos Decision

Published on April 20, 2026, by Frost | News

Jill A. Rakauski, Frost Law Firm, PC Wisconsin’s highest court just handed asbestos victims and their families a decision that could matter for a long time, and I wanted to share with you why I feel it’s so important. In the case of Estate of Carol Lorbiecki v. Pabst Brewing Company, on April 15, 2026, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that Pabst can be held liable under Wisconsin’s safe-place law for asbestos exposure suffered by a steamfitter who worked at the company’s Milwaukee brewery in the 1970s while[...]

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From the Newsletter: But I Smoked…

Published on April 14, 2026, by Frost Law Firm | Newsletters

Scott Frost shares his insights from our newsletter: Lung cancer often carries a kind of stigma that other illnesses don’t. After a diagnosis, people often say the same thing: “I guess this is my fault. I smoked.” That assumption can make people believe they don’t have any real options. But the reality is often more complicated than that. I recently wrote a short article answering the question: Is It Possible to File a Legal Claim for Lung Cancer If You Smoked? In it, I explain how asbestos exposure[...]

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Truck Accident Injuries That Often Go Undiagnosed at the Scene

Published on April 7, 2026, by Frost | Truck Accidents

In the chaotic moments after a truck accident, most people focus on the twisted metal, the flashing lights, and the shock of what just happened. But when it comes to truck accident injuries, the most serious problems are not always visible right away. Commercial vehicle crashes involve enormous force due to the size and weight of tractor-trailers. Even if you walk away from the scene feeling okay, your body may still be dealing with hidden injuries. Many victims experience delayed symptoms after a truck accident in the hours[...]

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From the Newsletter: While the Beaches Were Full

Published on April 7, 2026, by Frost Law Firm | Newsletters

Scott Frost shares his insights from our newsletter: Over the past week, a lot of families have been coming back from spring break. Suitcases half-unpacked. Laundry piling up. Kids adjusting back to early alarms after a week of later nights. If you have children at home, you probably know the feeling. Getting back into the normal rhythm of work can take a little adjustment. In fact, some productivity experts say the shift from vacation mode back to work works best when people ease into it intentionally. But in[...]

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