Montana asbestos injury trial jury acquits W.R. Grace - Montana mesothelioma lawyers news alert
Dying Libby residents and mine workers loose asbestos injury case against W. R. Grace. MesotheliomaCancerNews.com news alerts for Montana mesothelioma attorneys.
Missoula, MT (MesotheliomaCancerNews.com)–Federal District Court jury in Missoula, Montana, acquitted W.R. Grace and three of its executives, on Friday, of all charges, in the government’s federal asbestos violations lawsuit. As reported by the New York Times, lawyers for the federal government brought charges against the big chemical company alleging W.R. Grace knowingly contaminated the Montana mining town of Libby with asbestos. They also accused the chemical product manufacturing company and three of its top executives of conspiring to cover up exposing, the 2,600 person, mining town of toxic asbestos fibers. At least 200 people have died from asbestos related illnesses and diseases, like mesothelioma cancer, and hundreds more residents, former mine workers, and consumers have been sickened by direct and secondary exposure to asbestos in the mining town.
W.R. Grace owned and operated the Zonolite Mountain vermiculite mine from 1963 to 1990. Federal regulators with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) www.epa.gov and asbestos exposure experts assert the asbestos came from mining the vermiculite. Asbestos is a known byproduct of vermiculite mining. Libby mine workers did not receive the proper asbestos education, information, nor protective work apparel when they mined the vermiculite day after day for decades. Chemical company managers and executives are accused of no
Federal and state regulatory agencies like the U.S. Occupational Safety Health Administration (OSHA) www.osha.gov and the EPA say no amount of exposure to asbestos is safe. OSHA requires workers, laborers, and miners to wear protective gear when handling and working around asbestos containing materials. Direct and secondary exposure to asbestos causes life-long illnesses and diseases, which medical experts state there is currently no cure. Asbestos injury care and mesothelioma cancer treatment focuses on symptom management because doctors and researchers have yet to find a cure.
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