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Posted by: rzehl Maritime employees face difficult working conditions everyday. Each time a worker boards a rig or vessel, he or she is undoubtedly aware of the risks involved. While at sea, it is important for offshore workers to take any and all necessary precautions to avoid accidents. However, being careful is rarely enough to avoid injuries resulting from exposure to toxic substances. Many maritime workers are exposed to dangerous substances in the course of their offshore employment. Benzene, asbestos, cleaning solvents and other dangerous chemicals are often present on rigs, platforms and ships. Exposure to these contaminants can have a devastating effect on the human body. If you or someone you know was injured due to exposure to a toxic substance, it is imperative that you contact an experienced maritime attorney to properly handle your claim. The experienced Texas maritime lawyers at the Fitts Zehl Law Firm know how to help injured maritime clients. Contact us by phone at (800) 993-4887 or by email at gulfcoastmaritimelawyer.com. |
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