Compensation for Chemical Injuries
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Exposure to chemicals can be devastating. Hazardous chemicals are found in almost every environment—construction sites, process plants, manufacturing facilities, housekeeping and janitorial environments, laboratories and research facilities, farms and agricultural facilities—hazardous chemicals are everywhere. Even students at Arizona colleges and universities like the University of Arizona could potentially be exposed to hazardous chemicals in chemistry, biology, and research labs.
The injury that you may suffer as a result of exposure to hazardous chemicals can be immediate and severe; however, the health effects of chemical exposure may sometimes not be evident for years. There are often immediate issues of disfigurement from chemical burns or the inability to breathe from chemical vapors. Additionally, long-term medical effects and diseases like cancer or emphysema causing wrongful death can occur from vapors or air pollution.
The law firm of Cruz & Associates can help you. In 20 years as a law firm, our Phoenix, Arizona hazardous chemical injury attorneys have represented clients in many different kinds of chemical injury cases. We focus on taking care of our clients, providing them with the best legal service possible and fighting for the financial compensation they need to get back on their feet.
After suffering injuries from chemical exposure or from inhaling chemical vapors, you probably have medical bills and lost wages. If you have been exposed to hazardous chemicals, contact our experienced attorney team. Cruz & Associates' Arizona Hazardous Chemical Injury Lawyers can help.
Some main causes of chemical-related injuries include:
- Inhaling chemicals: Silica, air pollution, fumes, fertilizers, and poisonous gas are major sources of chemical injuries that are caused by inhaling. Inhaling silica dust hurts the lungs and makes it harder to breathe. Over time, silica and chemical fumes can cause cancer.
- Lead exposure: Air, water and food can have lead in them. Getting too much lead in your system can cause terrible effects in many parts of your body. Lead can cause learning disabilities, affect your reproductive abilities, hamper your breathing and even damage your central nervous system.
- Burn injuries: Chemical burns are frequent on-the-job injuries. Many of the household cleaning items we use on a daily basis can cause serious injuries from chemical burns and vapor inhalation.
We provide personalized service for our clients. After you have been hurt by chemical exposure, our lawyers will work with you. We will listen to your needs and help you make smart decisions moving forward with your medical and financial recovery. We can help you find the right doctor, even if you don't have health insurance. Our attorneys will explain the complicated issues to you throughout your case, and we will work diligently to produce the best outcome possible for you.
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When you need experienced lawyers who care about you, contact Phoenix Personal Injury Attorneys Cruz & Associates. We have more than 20 years of experience, and we treat our clients with respect. You can talk to one of our Arizona personal injury attorneys free of charge to learn more about your chemical exposure legal options.
