Toxic Exposure & Environmental Injuries
Pollution of the air, water, or earth by deadly toxic substances can cause disability and death to the people exposed to these poisons, destroy families and neighborhoods, and slash property values for those who live near the sources of the pollution.
Environmental injuries can happen in a flash, such as when as when a truck loaded with harmful chemicals crashes on a roadway or an accident happens at an industrial facility.
Types of environmental injuries we handle include:
- Chemical crashes and spills
- Hazardous waste crashes
- Industrial chemical accidents
Exposure to toxic substances also can happen over a long period of time — such as when gasoline slowly seeps from an underground storage tank, contaminating the surrounding earth and groundwater.
Types of toxic exposures we handle include:
In most cases, it would be impossible for victims to have protected themselves from exposure to these potentially deadly substances.
Contact an Experienced Complex Litigation Attorney
The experienced attorneys at Kershaw, Cutter & Ratinoff have successfully handled cases for hundreds of victims who have been exposed to toxic substances and harmful chemicals.
- We represented the residents of a large apartment complex who suffered severe lung injuries after being exposed to toxic mold.
- We represented over 700 people who were exposed to ionizing radiation while serving in the United States and German military during the Cold War.
- We have also represented individuals who developed cancer (mesothelioma) and other lung diseases due to asbestos exposure.
Sometimes, it can take many years to know if toxic exposure has caused injury. If you think that you have been exposed to a dangerous pollutant or toxic substance, even if you have not yet shown any signs of injury, you should contact a complex litigation attorney at Kershaw, Cutter & Ratinoff, for a full investigation of your potential claim.
Please fill out and submit the contact form on this page for a free case evaluation or call us toll-free at (888) 285-3333