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Worries about potential asbestos exposure? Want to find out if you ever worked for a company that exposed you to asbestos? We are here to help. No cost, no obligation. The only law we practice is asbestos law. Many people with asbestos-related illnesses who were exposed to asbestos do not know they qualify for compensation. Most can receive money without filing a lawsuit.

11/18/2025

This Legend of Asbestos explores the story behind the Keasbey & Mattison Company’s unusual mascot—the asbestos cat. Inspired by a fiery sermon from evangelist Billy Sunday, the logo symbolized durability in the face of destruction: a celluloid dog chasing an indestructible asbestos cat through Hades. Attorney Justinian Lane unpacks how this vivid metaphor became a company trademark and a curious piece of American industrial history.

11/17/2025

This Legend of Asbestos tells the true story of a young Benjamin Franklin, who sold an asbestos purse to the renowned scientist Sir Hans Sloane in 1725. Sloane’s vast collection later became the foundation of the British Museum, where the purse still resides today. Attorney Justinian Lane explores Franklin’s clever sale, its historical context, and how this curious artifact of “stone cloth” connected two remarkable figures in science and history.

11/14/2025

This Legend of Asbestos tells the story of Emperor Ferdinand III, who in the 1600s reportedly paid a fortune for a linen-like napkin woven from asbestos. Historian Joachim von Sandrart described the cloth as fireproof, flexible, and able to glow in flames without burning. Attorney Justinian Lane examines this remarkable account of royal fascination with asbestos—from Ferdinand’s prized napkin to other rare objects crafted from the “stone linen” that amazed Europe’s elite.

11/13/2025

This Legend of Asbestos follows Marco Polo’s 13th-century encounter with a mysterious “fireproof” cloth in China—what he learned was actually woven from asbestos fibers. Though legend claims he mistook it for the skin of a mythical salamander, his own writings reveal he understood its true, mineral origin. Attorney Justinian Lane unpacks the myth and history behind Marco Polo’s discovery, tracing how this ancient curiosity foreshadowed the modern use of asbestos centuries later.

11/12/2025

This Legend of Asbestos tells the story of Charlemagne and his “magic” tablecloth, said to be thrown into a fire and pulled out spotless to impress envoys of Haroun al-Rashid. Attorney Justinian Lane breaks down the history behind this tale, explaining how an asbestos-woven cloth could inspire myths of invincibility and shape medieval diplomacy.

11/11/2025

This Legend of Asbestos explores how ancient Romans used asbestos cloth to wrap their dead, preserving ashes during cremation in what they called the “Funeral Dress of Kings.” The story follows discoveries from Pompeii and Herculaneum to Vatican-held relics, revealing how asbestos fabric survived centuries—and even the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Attorney Justinian Lane traces these historical accounts to separate myth from fact about asbestos.

11/10/2025

In this Legend of Asbestos, attorney Justinian Lane revisits the writings of Pliny the Elder, the Roman scholar who believed asbestos was a plant that grew in the deserts of India. Though mistaken, Pliny accurately described its fireproof qualities and ancient use in royal funeral cloths. This episode explores what Pliny got right—and wrong—about asbestos nearly 2,000 years ago, revealing how early curiosity laid the groundwork for modern understanding of this dangerous, yet remarkable mineral.

11/07/2025

The ancient Greeks once called asbestos “incorruptible,” believing fire could cleanse and purify it. In this legend of the Temple of Athena, asbestos wicks were used to keep the goddess’s eternal flame burning—symbolizing purity and endurance. This story reveals how civilizations long ago admired asbestos for its resilience, centuries before its dangers were known. Join attorney Justinian Lane as he explores how myth, history, and science intertwine in the enduring legends of asbestos.

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