Arsenic is a common chemical element that in excessive quantities can be poisonous. Excessive exposure to arsenic can lead to serious health complications including cancer and even death. If you or a loved one has been harmed by arsenic exposure, Medical Claim Legal can help you get the compensation you deserve.
Where Arsenic can be Found
A common element, arsenic can be found in many places. In its most pure form, arsenic is a crystal-style element and looks like a rock that can be found in the earth’s crust. When things or people are exposed to excessive arsenic, the poisonous aspects are transferable. Here are some everyday items that have been known to contain arsenic:
- Soil
- Ground water
- Drinking water
- Wine
- Waste
- Rice
- Apple juice
- Meats
- Beer
- Brussels sprouts
Lawsuits Involving Arsenic
If you have been exposed to unsafe arsenic levels in an everyday product, you may be entitled to file a lawsuit against the product producer. The most prevalent topic for arsenic lawsuits right now centers around the level of arsenic in low-cost California wines. Many people have been affected and those people are taking action:
- Wineries are being sued for high arsenic levels in some common bottles of wine
- 28 wineries are listed to have unsafe arsenic levels in their low-cost wine
- In states other than California, high arsenic levels have been found in wine
- Canada is taking note of U.S. wines with high arsenic levels
How are Humans Harmed by Excessive Arsenic Exposure?
Excessive arsenic exposure is affiliated with various cancers including bladder, kidney, lung, and leukemia. Additionally, too much arsenic has led to liver problems, diminished red and white blood cells, and other maladies.
Why Medical Claim Legal is Right for Your Case
If you or a loved one has been affected by unsafe arsenic levels, you should receive the compensation you deserve. Medical Claim Legal can help you find a lawyer who can offer the representation you need. Contact Medical Claim Legal today for a free consultation.
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