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Cancer in the Electronics Industry
Anyone who has worked in semi-conductor manufacturing or electronics assembly industries and who has been diagnosed with cancer, or who has children with birth defects, may have undiscovered defective products claims. We presently represent nearly 100 former employees of IBM employed at the Fishkill, New York IBM manufacturing plant who have cancer and whose families […]
Proving Toxic Torts: A Primer on Pharmacokinetics
While the key to preparing and understanding a toxic tort case is working with a reputable toxicologist, once it is determined that a given chemical is in fact the cause of the victim’s injury or death, the services of an expert in pharmacokinetics are required. Pharmacokinetics studies the way animals absorb, distribute, metabolize and eliminate […]
IBM: Cancer and Birth Defects at San Jose, Fishkill and Essex Junction
Alexander Law Group, LLP, LLP represents 150 former IBM “clean room” workers at San Jose and Fishkill, New York who have cancer or whose families include children with severe birth defects. The first case is scheduled for trial on January 10, 2001 against IBM and its chemical suppliers. One of our clients worked in Materials […]
Birth Defects in Children of Workers Exposed to Chemicals
If your child suffers from a birth defect associated with workplace chemicals, contact Alexander Law Group, LLP LLP immediately to protect your rights. Delays can harm your case. If you have a child with a birth defect, who is under age 20 and the birth mother worked with chemicals during pregnancy, you need to take […]
