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  • 2026
    • July
      • Railroad Workers with Lung Cancer: Why a FELA Claim May Not Be the Full Story
    • May
      • Illinois Statute of Limitations for Mesothelioma Claims in Chicago
      • Understanding Their Defenses Because We Had a Hand in Building Them
      • Louisiana’s Cancer Alley: Mesothelioma, Asbestos Exposure, Lung Cancer, and the Ongoing Fight for Environmental Justice
      • Bankrupt, But Not Beyond Responsibility: The Asbestos Trust System Explained
      • Whiting’s American Workforce and the Multinational Industries That Left Workers Behind
      • The Railroad Towns That Built Illinois — And the Occupational Diseases That Followed
    • April
      • Unseen Exposure, Unspoken Consequences: Why Many Naval Veterans Never Connect Asbestos to Their Cancer Diagnosis
      • Backbone of American Industry: The Enduring Cost of Industrial Production on Northwestern Indiana’s Workforce
      • The Hidden Cost of Modern Surfaces: A New Wave of Silicosis Among Stone Fabricators
      • BAP1, Genetic Testing, and the Evolving Battle Over Defense Expert Testimony in Mesothelioma Litigation
      • Built to Withstand Heat, Not Time: Wood River’s Industrial Rise and the Hidden Legacy of Asbestos
    • March
      • The Lingering Risk: Why Retired Railroad Workers Face Higher Rates of Lung Cancer
      • An Industrial Legacy and a Deadly Aftermath: The Mesothelioma Crisis Linked to a Bellwood Manufacturing Plant
      • Where Compassion Meets Accountability: The Reality of Mesothelioma Litigation
    • February
      • The Evolution of Mesothelioma Treatment: From Limited Options to Emerging Hope
      • Escalating Accountability: The Surge of Plaintiff Verdicts in Asbestos Litigation (2024–2026)
    • January
      • Off the Rails: How the Industry Derails Justice for Retired Workers Facing Cancer
      • Do Retired Railroad Workers Fully Appreciate Their Employer’s Liability Under FELA for Cancer-Causing Exposures?
      • How Lawyers Representing Heavy Industry Companies Delay and Frustrate Personal Injury Lawsuits
  • 2025
    • December
      • Hidden Hazards on the Rails: Asbestos, Diesel Exhaust, and the Long Fight for Justice
      • Smoke and Dust: Why a Smoking History Does Not Shield Asbestos Product Manufacturers from Liability
      • Opening the Courthouse Doors: How Martin v. Goodrich Corp. Reshaped Occupational Disease Liability in Illinois
      • Buried in Steel: The Hidden Asbestos Exposure of America’s Mill Workers—From Illinois to Northwest Indiana
      • Sealed with Risk: The Reality of Asbestos Exposure from Gaskets and Packing
    • November
      • The Enduring Industrial Legacy of Joliet—and Its Hidden Human Cost
      • The Hidden Hazard in the Engine House: How Locomotive Maintenance Exposed Machinists to Asbestos Dust
      • Galesburg’s Railroad Legacy—and the Hidden Cost Carried by Its Workforce
      • Sophisticated Engineering, Primitive Protection: The Asbestos Legacy in Aircraft Maintenance
    • October
      • From Vanity to Risk: The Soft Household Powder with a Hard Hidden History
      • At the Heart of the Oil Refinery: Trades, Tasks, and the Reach of Asbestos
      • Toxic Tracks: The Hidden Legacy of the Elkhart Rail Yard
      • A Rail City’s Quiet Toll: Mesothelioma, Lung Cancer, and the Legacy of East St. Louis
      • Hidden in Everyday Life: The Lesser-Known Asbestos Exposures That Changed Lives
    • September
      • From Defense Insight to Investigative Asset: How Illinois Boiler and Pressure Vessel Records Help Reconstruct Forgotten Asbestos
      • Decatur’s Industrial Legacy: Progress Built on Exposure
      • Awarded or Advertised? How Mass Tort and Insurance Defense Firms Mastered the Legal Accolade Industry
    • July
      • More Than City Air: The Reality of Diesel Exhaust Exposure on the Railroad