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Recent News from the Beaumont Mesothelioma Lawyers of Cappolino Dodd Krebs LLP

Helping victims of asbestos exposure, industrial cancers, and Mesothelioma in the Beaumont, Texas area

The Beaumont Mesothelioma lawyers of Cappolino Dodd Krebs LLP are happy share the firm's recent news. Each Beaumont asbestos exposure lawyer at Cappolino Dodd Krebs is an active member of his or her community, and supports local hard working men and women.

If you or someone you know has been exposed to asbestos and is considering filing a Beaumont asbestos lawsuit, rest assured that the Beaumont Mesothelioma lawyers of Cappolino Dodd Krebs LLP will stand by your side every step of the way.


Photo of Texas Rising Star award winner Craig W. BrownAttorney Craig W. Brown was awarded Texas Monthly's top up-and-coming Texas lawyers "Rising Stars"


Beaumont asbestos exposure lawyer Craig W. Brown was awarded Texas Monthly's top up-and-coming Texas lawyers "Rising Stars" designation for his efforts in working for people in cases of toxic exposure, mesothelioma, cancer, and lung disease. Brown is an attorney at Cappolino Dodd Krebs LLP, and represents many asbestos victims who worked in the smelting industry and their families who were affected by asbestos on the workers' clothing and personal items. Texas Rising Stars is published by Texas Monthly through independent research conducted by Law & Politics magazine. Fewer than 2.5 percent of Texas attorneys are named Rising Stars.



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TOXICOLOGIST TO GIVE PUBLIC SPEECH

Stephen King, Ph.D., M.P.H., Toxicologist & Epidemiologist from Houston, Texas will be speaking on "Adverse Health Effects from Exposures to Toxic Substances at Home and in the Work Environment."

Click here for more info

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Cappolino Dodd Krebs LLP Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the Port Lavaca Office on April 7, 2008

On April 7, 2008, Cappolino Dodd Krebs LLP held a ribbon cutting ceremony for their new office in Port Lavaca. Members of the Chamber of Commerce were on location for the ceremony. The new office is located at 106 S Commerce, Suite 5, Port Lavaca, Texas 77979.

Photo of the Cappolino Dodd Krebs ribbon cutting ceremony in the Port Lavaca Wave

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Cappolino Dodd Krebs LLP Makes a Gold Sponsorship Donation for American Cancer Society’s Rockdale ‘Relay for Life’

Photo of the Cappolino Dodd Krebs donation to Relay for Life

Cappolino Dodd Krebs LLP of Cameron made a gold sponsorship donation to the American Cancer Society’s Rockdale Relay for Life last week. Accepting the donation, and representing the Relay for Life committee, was Marie Bakken (third from right). From left are Gerry Heitman, Marilyn Jekel, Debbie Sims, Valerie Farwell, Bakken, Janice Johnson and Danielle Donnelly. All but Bakken are law firm employees. The Rockdale Relay for Life is scheduled for May 17-18 at Tiger Stadium in Rockdale. The event is targeted to all of Milam County in efforts to raise money and awareness in preventing cancer.

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Jacksonville, Florida at T2 Lab - Chemical Plant Explosion Kills Four People and Many Injured

According to CNN, "Four people were killed and several injured after an explosion Wednesday at a chemical plant sent a thick plume of smoke over a section of Jacksonville, authorities said." "Literally, it's a hellish inferno. There is no other way to describe it,"" said Fire Department spokesman Tom Francis.Fourteen people were hospitalized after the blast at the T2 Lab on Faye Road, in an industrial area on the waterfront in north Jacksonville, Francis said." To read the full story on CNN click here.

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Craig Brown Wins First Case As Lead Counsel

Over the past five years Craig has been involved in many trials all over the state of Texas. Some cases were tried as co-counsel and in others Craig was second chair. Craig's first trial as lead counsel concluded Thursday, September 13th, 2007 in Burleson County, Texas with a win for the Plaintiffs. In a case with soft tissue injuries and eight-month gap between treatments Craig obtained a verdict in excess of an amount that allowed for maximum recovery.

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Cappolino, Dodd, and Krebs legal team stands behind the working men and women.

The Cappolino, Dodd, and Krebs legal team attended the USW (United Steel Worker's) #4895 Family Day Celebration. Our team of asbestos law attorneys wanted to provide support for this event because our firm stands behind the working men and women that make this country great! Here are some photos from the event:

Photo of Cappolino Dodd Krebs standing behind the hard working men and women of the United Steel Workers Local 4895 Photo of Cappolino Dodd Krebs at the United Steel Workers Local 4895 Family Celebration Day Photo of Cappolino Dodd Krebs standing behind the hard working men and women of the United Steel Workers Local 4895
     
Photo of Cappolino Dodd Krebs at the United Steel Workers Local 4895 Family Celebration Day Photo of Cappolino Dodd Krebs standing behind the hard working men and women of the United Steel Workers Local 4895  


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TxU offers are too good to be true

In reference to the story in The Cameron Herald newspaper, "Feeding the (Power) Hungry," March 22.

This clearly demonstrates the callousness with which big corporations like TxU treat rural Texans. They want to dump over 9,000 tons of pollution into our air every year from a coal plant in Milam County, then they offer huge tax revenues and economic benefits to placate local officials while the rest of us are kept in the dark regarding the health risks. The laws of nature tell us nothing is for free. We'll be mortgaging our health for generations to come, and realize too late that we've traded economic benefits today while condemning future generations to the horrors of birth defects, asthma, lung cancer and other debilitating diseases. These horrors will ultimately mean a huge economic deficit for our community.

If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Rick Dodd,
Cameron

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A Soldier's Remark

Last week I was in a local convenience store when I noticed a young soldier using the ATM machine. I thought about all that is going on in the world today and how this young man could easily be in harms way at this moment, instead of the friendly confines of Cameron, Texas.

As I exited the store the young soldier approached the counter and our eyes met. I stuck out my hand and said, "We appreciate ya.” Without hesitating this young man shook my hand, looked me straight in the eye and said, "Happy to do it sir.”

Now that remark got me to thinking. Could I imagine not seeing my family for a year or more? Could I imagine riding in a vehicle not knowing if/when a bomb would go off? Could I imagine walking down the street not knowing that someone, anyone, could walk up wanting to do me harm? And to beat all could I imagine myself telling a perfect stranger that I was "happy" to be doing these things? I don't really know if I could, but I do know this young man did.

The next time you see one of these men/women why not try sticking out your hand and telling them you appreciate them. What they say might stick with you, what this young man said to me did.

Gerry L. Heitman,
Cameron



 
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