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Asbestos Products
The vast majority of harm caused by asbestos use in the United States was entirely preventable.
As early as the first century, asbestos products were suspected to cause health problems, and as asbestos use grew throughout the twentieth century, the negative effects of asbestos exposure became more and more apparent. Doctors began to link asbestos exposure to a variety of lung diseases.
If you believe you have asbestos products in your home, please contact one of our asbestos attorneys for advice on extraction companies in your area. Never try to remove asbestos products on your own.
Nicholas J. Angelides, Shareholder, Simmons Hanly Conroy
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List of Products Known to Contain Asbestos
Thousands of products used in the home and the workplace still contain asbestos and therefore put you, and your families, at risk for diseases related to asbestos exposure. To help you keep your family safe, the Simmons Hanly Conroy asbestos lawyers have assembled the following list of asbestos products.
Aerospace Products
- Ablatives
- Adhesives
- Airplanes
- Brakes
- Engine cowlings
- Electrical components
- Engines
- Engine clamps
- Exhaust assemblies
- Fire-protective sleeves
- Helicopters
- Honeycombs
- Insulation
- Prepregs
Asbestos Construction Materials
- Asbestos cement pipe
- Asbestos cement board
- Asbestos cloth
- Asbestos mineral wool
- Attic insulation
- Ceiling tile
- Ceiling texture
- Floor tile
- Gun cement
- Joint compound
- Millboard
- Plaster
- Rollboard
- Roofing felt
- Roofing mastics
- Roofing shingles
- Siding
- Stucco
- Thin-set
- Vermiculite insulation
- Wall texture
- Wiring
Consumer Products
- Art supplies
- Cigarette filters
- Fertilizer
- Greenhouse benches
- Hair dryers
- Ironing board covers
- Jewelry making
- Lawn mowers
- Pyrometric cones
- Small engines
- Talcum powder
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Attorney Nick Angelides is a shareholder at Simmons Hanly Conroy. He joined the firm in 2003, and currently helps direct the legal strategy for all of the firm’s asbestos and mesothelioma cases. Nick has nearly 15 years of litigation experience and has handled asbestos cases throughout the country, recovering hundreds of millions of dollars on behalf of individuals and families impacted by asbestos-related diseases.