Re: Workplace Chemical Exposure

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On 1/06/06, MARC wrote:
>
To this day the supervisor
> and the co-worker are deceased from cancer, and I have a
> strong feeling the reason is because of an over exposure
to
> H2S & Benzene. What do you think i should do? I still
can't
> afford to lose my job and feel if they got wind I
consulted
> with a lawyer about this I'd be in the unemployement line.

have you been diagnosed with anything that can be linked to
benzene or h2s (is that hydrogen sulfate?) Benzene is
incredibly toxic. what about the families of the other 2
workers, have they proceeded against the company? How would
the company know about a lawyer unless you told someone? I
would say, contact a worker's comp lawyer or one with
experience in industrial toxicity exposure, not just one of
the big personal injury firms that advertises on TV. call
your local bar association's attorney referral number. If
you don't tell anyone you've seen a lawyer, your work will
never know; the attorney sure isn't going to tell them.