The latest effort by asbestos companies to limit the compensation of asbestos victims began. asbestos companies used their political influence to introduce a new bill in the US House of Representatives. Although this will not affect many of our old customers, if passed, it could affect the future of asbestos victims.
It is called the "Law of Transparency asbestos continue to claim." This bill will delay, and in some cases, a miscarriage of justice and compensation necessary evil for people . of diseases related to asbestos would be detrimental to future cases of customers Simmons Hanly Conroy in two ways:
First, delay the process of bankruptcy claims and therefore delay compensation Second, information. disclosed confidential and collected under this law would be used to help businesses asbestos shirk their responsibility to poison people.
Many asbestos victims have already taken steps to leave their legislators know how this bill and how it will impact negatively on people diagnosed with mesothelioma and other asbestos related diseases. We hope you will join their efforts to ensure that these companies will continue to be held accountable for their wrongdoing.
Your Voice
If the FACT Act passes, mesothelioma victims would be on the losing end. Victims of asbestos cancer need your help to stand up against the FACT Act. Please join the fight against the FACT Act by taking the following measures.
1. Sign the petition!
Go to www.CancerVictimsRights.org. You will see a "Take Action" button on the right side of the page. Click the button and follow the instructions. It only takes a few minutes to sign and send a message to your representatives in Congress that you oppose the bill.
2. Contact your representative of the United States Congress!
call or email your representative and tell them you oppose the FACT Act. Go to www.house.gov/representatives/find~~V to find contact information for your Senators and Representatives. By sending an e-mail or talk to someone in their offices, to present our public support for the victims of asbestos.
3. Support the campaign for cancer victims of asbestos online!
Follow the campaign against the FACT Act online. If you are a member of Facebook you can like the rights of the Campaign for cancer victims by going to the Facebook page (www.facebook.com/CVRCampaign) and clicking on the "Like" button. If you are a member of Twitter, you can follow Twitter
The campaign page (www.twitter.com/CVRCampaign) and click the "follow" button.
4. Spread the word!
Share this information with your family and friends and ask themto repeat these four easy steps.
www.cancervictimsrights.org Visit to learn more and sign the petition.
