Mesothelioma & Asbestos

For decades, Eagle Inc. was a major player in the Louisiana insulation industry, installing materials that contained high levels of toxic asbestos. Today, when victims file mesothelioma claims against the company, a massive ‘hidden’ battle often takes place behind the scenes: Eagle Inc. fighting with its insurance companies over who has to pay. This case

If you worked with drywall, plaster, or insulation in New Orleans between the 1960s and 1980s, you likely handled products from Eagle Incorporated. Unfortunately, many of these materials were packed with toxic asbestos. When victims file lawsuits against Eagle Inc. today, a massive ‘invisible’ war often breaks out between insurance companies over who has to

For families in Westwego, the local shipyards were more than just workplaces—they were the center of the community. But for daughters like Mary Wilde, those shipyards left a tragic legacy. Mary was diagnosed with terminal mesothelioma from ‘take-home’ asbestos dust carried on her father’s clothes. When she sued for justice, the shipyard tried to use

For decades, workers in Shreveport and across Caddo Parish were unknowingly exposed to toxic asbestos fibers in industrial plants and commercial buildings. When victims like William H. Jordan are diagnosed with mesothelioma today, they face a complex legal battle against former employers and premises owners like R.F. Zimmerman & Company. This Shreveport case serves as