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Dallas Mesothelioma Lawyers
At Simmons Hanly Conroy, we believe victims of mesothelioma and asbestos exposure deserve a voice in the American legal system. Representing patients and their families throughout the United States, including Dallas, Texas, we are dedicated to ensuring each of our clients get the respect and attention they deserve.
You should know that Texas statute of limitation laws place limitations on when and if a lawsuit can be filed. Our mesothelioma lawyers are here to help you through this filing process, and they can guide you through the legal system.
Dallas Asbestos Sites
While the asbestos industry has seen increased regulations in recent years, this harmful mineral continues to be used. In the Dallas area, a number of buildings and work sites have been cited as places that may contain asbestos. For instance, the WR Grace Vermiculite Insulation Plant, in Dallas, processed more than 396,900 tons of asbestos-contaminated vermiculite from 1967 – 1992.
The following offers a partial list of areas and buildings around Dallas which may have contained asbestos. Please note this is not a complete list, and it does not necessarily reflect current conditions. If you are experiencing any symptoms related to asbestos exposure and mesothelioma, please consult with your physician immediately.
  • Armstrong Cork Co.
  • B&B Engineering and Supply Co.
  • Baylor University Hospital
  • Comacho Cardboard Box Plant
  • Dallas Convention Center
  • Dallas Fort Worth Regional Air Port
  • Dallas Medical & Surgical Building
  • Dallas Morning News
  • Dallas National Bank
  • Dallas Transit System
  • Diamond Shamrock Building
  • Dallas Medical & Surgical Building
  • First International Bank Building
  • GAF Plant
  • Lone Star Gas Plant
  • One Energy Square
  • Texas Instruments
  • Wyatt Industries

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