Nass Cancelliere

06/06/2026

Esophageal Cancer and Asbestos Exposure

06/05/2026

Are Asbestos-Related Lawsuits on the rise in the USA?

Persistent Mesothelioma Claims: Despite asbestos use largely ending decades ago, the 20-50 year latency period means new mesothelioma lawsuits are continuously filed, with mesothelioma cases making up over 50% of all asbestos litigation.

Rising Verdict Amounts: Median jury awards in mesothelioma cases have increased, averaging over $7.7 million in 2022, with some 2026 cases resulting in tens of millions in damages.

Broadening Claimant Profile: Beyond traditional industrial workers, more claims are arising from consumers (talc) and individuals with "take-home" exposure.

Factors Influencing Trends:The litigation landscape is shifting from traditional asbestos-insulation cases to more complex product liability claims, such as talc-related cancers and lung cancer claims, which have risen due to improved diagnostic capabilities. Companies continue to be held liable for past negligence, and asbestos trust funds often provide compensation for victims.

Contact The Asbestos Attorneys at Nass Cancelliere
Since 1983, Nass Cancelliere has assisted hundreds of victims pf asbestos-related illness from Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. Our highly skilled and experienced asbestos lawyers have obtained OVER HALF A BILLION DOLLARS in awards and settlements for our cancer clients.
Call us today at 215-546-8200 to speak with an attorney, or visit nasscancelliere.com. See less

06/04/2026

Have you or a loved been diagnosed with a disease stemming from asbestos exposure? You may be entitled to compensation!

Nass Cancelliere, your local asbestos attorneys. Call (215) 546-8200 or visit
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05/30/2026

05/22/2026

Evidence Points To Rising Risk Between Asbestos Exposure and Colon Cancer

Evidence suggests a potential link between occupational asbestos exposure and an increased risk of colorectal cancer, though direct, rising trends in the USA specifically for asbestos-related colorectal cancer are complex to isolate due to the 20-50 year latency period. While overall colorectal cancer rates in younger adults are increasing, asbestos-linked cases are primarily recognized as an occupational disease among highly exposed workers.

Contact the asbestos attorneys at Nass Cancelliere (215)546-8200.

05/16/2026

Are Asbestos-Related Lawsuits on the rise in the USA?

Persistent Mesothelioma Claims: Despite asbestos use largely ending decades ago, the 20-50 year latency period means new mesothelioma lawsuits are continuously filed, with mesothelioma cases making up over 50% of all asbestos litigation.

Rising Verdict Amounts: Median jury awards in mesothelioma cases have increased, averaging over $7.7 million in 2022, with some 2026 cases resulting in tens of millions in damages.

Broadening Claimant Profile: Beyond traditional industrial workers, more claims are arising from consumers (talc) and individuals with "take-home" exposure.

Factors Influencing Trends:The litigation landscape is shifting from traditional asbestos-insulation cases to more complex product liability claims, such as talc-related cancers and lung cancer claims, which have risen due to improved diagnostic capabilities. Companies continue to be held liable for past negligence, and asbestos trust funds often provide compensation for victims.

Contact The Asbestos Attorneys at Nass Cancelliere
Since 1983, Nass Cancelliere has assisted hundreds of victims pf asbestos-related illness from Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. Our highly skilled and experienced asbestos lawyers have obtained millions of dollars in awards and settlements for our cancer clients.
Call us today at 215-546-8200 to speak with an attorney, or visit nasscancelliere.com. See less

05/14/2026

If you or a loved one are the victim of illness due to asbestos exposure, you want to pursue your legal rights to compensation. Retaining the services of an asbestos attorney will be an important asset.

05/13/2026

Evidence Points To Rising Risk Between Asbestos Exposure and Colon Cancer

Evidence suggests a potential link between occupational asbestos exposure and an increased risk of colorectal cancer, though direct, rising trends in the USA specifically for asbestos-related colorectal cancer are complex to isolate due to the 20-50 year latency period. While overall colorectal cancer rates in younger adults are increasing, asbestos-linked cases are primarily recognized as an occupational disease among highly exposed workers.

Key Findings on Asbestos and Colon Cancer RatesOccupational Risk: Studies indicate that workers with high, long-term exposure to asbestos (e.g., > 40 fiber-years/mL) face a higher risk of colorectal cancer mortality.

Link Strength: Research is evolving; some studies show a 14% higher risk among those with historical occupational or military exposure. A 2019 meta-analysis by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health also suggested a connection.

Conflicting Evidence: Not all studies are conclusive, with some studies showing no association or even reduced odds ratios in certain populations.

Rising Trends in General: While specific asbestos-related, colorectal cancer numbers are hard to track, overall, CRC rates for individuals aged 50–64 have increased between 2013 and 2022, and it is now a leading cause of cancer death.

Why Risk Persists:Asbestos fibers, once inhaled or swallowed, can become lodged in the lining of the stomach or intestines, causing chronic inflammation and damage over decades, leading to cancerous growths.

Contact The Asbestos Attorneys at Nass Cancelliere
Since 1983, Nass Cancelliere has assisted hundreds of asbestos lung cancer victims from Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. Our highly skilled and experienced asbestos lawyers have obtained millions of dollars in awards and settlements for our lung cancer clients.
Call us today at 215-546-8200 to speak with an attorney, or visit nasscancelliere.com.

05/12/2026

Deaths and Lawsuits from Lung Cancer Due To Asbestos Exposure On The Rise

Despite a decline in new asbestos use, deaths and lawsuits related to asbestos-induced lung cancer in the USA have shown rising trends, largely due to the long latency period of 15–35+ years. While overall asbestos exposure has decreased since the 1970s, many workers from earlier decades are now developing illnesses, with a 20% increase in asbestos-related deaths observed from 1990 to 2019.
KeyTrends and Data:
Rising Mortality/Cases: A 2024 analysis found that deaths from asbestos-related illnesses, including lung cancer, have risen over the past 35 years.
Legal Action Increase: Asbestos-related lung cancer lawsuits in the US increased by 4% in 2024 compared to 2023.
Latency Period: Most cases of asbestos-related lung cancer develop 15–35 years after initial exposure.
High-Risk Groups: Workers in construction, manufacturing, shipbuilding, and the military remain at high risk.

Contact the Asbestos Lawyers at Nass Cancelliere Today

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with lung cancer as a result of exposure to asbestos, contact the experienced attorneys at Nass Cancelliere. For more than 40 years, the Philadelphia-based law firm of NASS CANCELLIERE has represented 5,000 people who have contracted lung cancer and other forms of asbestos-related illness. Our attorneys have tried over 1,000 cases throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey and we have collected over $500 million for our clients. Learn more by calling 215-546-8200 to speak with an attorney or contacting us online.

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