New York City urged to continue asbestos exposure reduction
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New York (Mesothelioma Cancer News) – Personal Injury Attorney Joseph W. Belluck of Belluck & Fox LLP is urging New York City officials to continue with efforts to reduce asbestos exposure risks in the city. As released by PRWeb, Belluck, whose firm represents victims suffering from asbestos related diseases such as mesothelioma, recently remarked on progress made with the passage of legislation to improve abatement procedures and safety standards in the city.
As noted in the release, included in the package of legislation are provisions for establishing asbestos abatement protocols and other safeguards.
Belluck is quoted in the release as stating of the need for continued efforts, “The City should continue to adopt measures similar to this until there is zero asbestos exposure to firefighters, construction workers and residents of New York.”
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