Attention: Fabricators and workers who cut engineered quartz countertops
On August 7, 2024, a Los Angeles jury awarded over $52,000,000 to a fabricator who developed silicosis from inhaling silica dust while cutting engineered quartz! Have you or your loved one worked with cutting engineered quartz countertops? If so, you may qualify for a legal case and potential compensation. If we do not win, then you do not pay anything!
Working with engineered quartz can be life-threatening
Engineered quartz is man-made stone which is popular for home kitchen and bathroom countertops because it is more durable and affordable than natural stone. It is made of 95% silica and creates enormous amounts of silica dust when it is fabricated, cut, polished, and installed. When that dust is inhaled, it poses life-threatening risks to workers, who are now likely to develop silicosis, a deadly, irreversible lung disease.
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