Products Containing Asbestos – Information from Our Philadelphia and Pennsauken Asbestos Attorneys

Asbestos containing materials are generally classified into three categories:

• Surfacing materials, such as the acoustical material on the ceilings of many homes, schools, and other buildings
• Thermal System Insulation (TSI), such as the wrapping around boilers, pipes, and duct systems
• Other materials, such as floor tile, electrical panel insulation, and joint compound caulking

Asbestos in the home, in the workplace, or in the environment can be of great health concern. However, before you begin to remove products that you believe may contain asbestos, exercise caution. If you believe a product contains asbestos, do not tear, saw, or break it apart.

The following is a general list of materials that contain asbestos. It does not include every product or material that may contain asbestos. For more information about products or materials containing asbestos, please contact a Philadelphia or Pennsauken asbestos attorney for a lawsuit evaluation.

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Contact Our Philadelphia or Pennsauken Offices for a Skilled Asbestos Attorney

An asbestos attorney at the Shein Law Center, serving Pennsylvania and New Jersey, can help you to obtain the financial compensation you are entitled to if you have developed an asbestos-related illness. If you have suffered from asbestos exposure, you may be eligible to collect damages including medical expenses, lost wages, diminished earning capacity, and for pain and suffering. Contact the Shein Law Center and arrange an asbestos lawsuit consultation. We have years of experience successfully representing victims of asbestos exposure. Clients of our Philadelphia and Pennsauken law offices have received substantial settlements and asbestos lawsuit awards.

If you or a family member has been diagnosed with an asbestos-related illness, a Philadelphia or Pennsauken asbestos attorney at the Shein Law Center can help you. Contact our law offices in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Pennsauken, New Jersey today.

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