Alaska Exposure Sites

Many of our clients are unsure of how they could have been exposed to asbestos. We have hired some of the best investigators in the business. Our investigators will track down who was responsible to help ensure that they can be held accountable.

Below is a partial list of Alaskan buildings and job sites where asbestos exposure may have occurred. If you or a loved one have mesothelioma, or other asbestos-related injury, and wish to consult a mesothelioma attorney in Alaska about your legal rights to compensation, CLICK HERE for a free consultation or call us at 866-373-5000.

Adak Naval Air Base United States Naval Air Facilities Anchorage Alaska Native Service Hospital Alaska Pump & Supply, Inc. Alaskan Air Base- Elmendorf Field Alyeska Pipeline Service Company Amoco Production Co. Anchorage Sewer Utility Board Anchorage Terminal - Phase I Aquatrain Team Track Siding Beck Mcglaughlin & Associates Beluga Power Station Bernice Lake Power Station C.R. Lewis Campbell Creek Pump Station Chester Creek Pump Station Chevron Asphalt Company Chugach Electric Association Department of the Interior, Alaska Railway Dock - Fire Lane East Fifth Service, Inc. Elmendorf Air Force Base Fort Richardson G A A B Sewage Plant General Classroom Industrial Air Products Knik Arm Power Plant Ladd Air Force Base Liquid Air Incorporated Matamiska Maid Northern Roofing & Siding Pan American Oil R.L. Lawler, Incorporated Ryan & Haworth - Steam & Condensation Lines Standard Oil Union Oil Company Well House #10 Westinghouse - Gas Turbine Westinghouse Plant Beluga Beluga Power - Units #1, #2 & #3 Berners Bay Jualin Mines Company Bernice Lake Bernice Lake Gas Turbine General Electric - Turbine Bethel Northern Consolidated Hangar Briar Dierks Forests Chatham New England Fish Company Clear Mallow Construction Co. College University Of Alaska Dawson City Klondike E.C. Andrews Drift River Ballasting Area Process Piping Procur Piping El Dorado American Oil Company Fairbanks Aurora Energy City Of Fairbanks Power Plant, Municipal Utilities System College Station Eielson Air Force Base Fairbanks Exploration Company Fairbanks Public Utilities Fort Wainwright - Manholes Ladd Air Force Base Ladd Field Municipal Utilities System Sea Land United States Smelting, Refining, and Mining Co. University Of Alaska University Of Alaska - Power Plant US Air Corps, Eilson Air Field War Department Cold Weather Experimental Air Base Fort Greeley Alaska Insulation Fort Richardson Ft. Richardson Industrial Refrigeration & Association Fort Wainwright Fort Wainwright Iditarod Yukon Gold Company

Jonesville Evans Jones Coal Company Juneau Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company Jualin Mines Company Kenai Collier Carbon & Chemical Co. Phillips Petroleum Company Shell Oil Standard Oil Company Union Carbide Union Collier Union Oil Company - Mono Pod Unocal Chemicals Division Ketchikan A.C. & S. Incorporated Ketchikan Pulp Company Ketchikan Pulp Mill Ketchikan Spruce Mills Kodiak Kodiak Naval Station Siems Drake Puget Sound United States Naval Air Base United States Submarine Base Madison A.P. De Nange Lumber Naknek Nelbro Packing Company Nikishka Collier Carbon and Chemical Inc. Nikiski Standard Oil Union Oil Company Nome Nome Mining Company R.L. Lawler, Inc. North Slope BP Oil - North Slope Facility Opelika U.S. Rubber Company Paragould Emerson Electric Port Nikiski Union Oil Company Prudhue Bay Arco Chemical Co. Russleville Dow Chemical Seward Penisula Tin City Air Force Base Shemua Water Jacket Insulation #2 Sitka Alaska Lumber & Pulp Company Bureau of Indian Affairs United States Naval Air Base Skagway Home Power Company Northwest Light and Power Company Spenard Alaska Steamship Company Chugach Electric Company Mallow Construction Co., Alaska Freight Lines Suntrana Healy River Coal Corporation Swanson River Field Alaska Steam Compressor Plant Treadwell Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Company Unalaska United States Naval Air Base Valdez Alyeska Pipeline Service Company Central Heating Plant Standard Oil United States Army Corps of Engineers Ward Cove Ketchikan Pulp Company Warren Potlatch Forests Inc. Wrangell Alaska Lumber & Pulp Co.

Alaska Mesothelioma Lawyers

Our mesothelioma law attorneys are proud to represent mesothelioma victims and their families across the United States, including hardworking men and women in Alaska.

Asbestos exposure is the primary cause of mesothelioma cancer. Throughout the 20th century, tons of asbestos were mined in the United States and used in products across many industries, including Alaska seafood processing plans, oil refineries, power plants and schools.

The state of Alaska also has natural deposits of asbestos, putting residents at further risk of exposure.
Major cities in Alaska where asbestos exposure is known to have occurred at jobsites include:

Anchorage Fairbanks Juneau Sitka

Ketchikan Kenai Kodiak Bethel

Filing a Mesothelioma Claim in Alaska

Our mesothelioma lawyers in Alaska are focused solely on mesothelioma, allowing us to navigate the unique legal aspects of mesothelioma cases and maximize each client's recovery while remaining sensitive to the concerns of our clients suffering. It is important to know that every state has its own laws and if you wait too long, your claims may be barred.

Alaska Mesothelioma Treatment Centers

The following are physicians and cancer centers in Alaska that specialize in the treatment of mesothelioma cancer. If you would like to learn more, CLICK HERE to contact our client service team or call us at 866-373-5000.

 
Providence Alaska Medical Center
3200 Providence Drive
Anchorage, Alaska 99519

Alaska Mesothelioma Physicians

Mary Kara Bucci, MD Anchorage Rad Thrpy 2841 DeBarr Rd Ste 100 Anchorage, AK 99508, USA

Verneeda Spencer, MD Alaska Onc Hem 2741 Debarr Rd Ste C405 Anchorage, AK 99508-2980, USA

Mesothelioma Resources

Mesothelioma is a rare and very serious form of cancer found in the lining surrounding the lungs, the stomach, or the heart. The primary cause of mesothelioma is exposure to asbestos.

It often takes 10 to 60 years after exposure to asbestos before the symptoms of mesothelioma develop. This period of time is referred to as a latency period. Because of the latency period, the disease commonly affects men and women that are at least 50 years of age and that worked with asbestos between 10 and 60 years ago.

• What is Mesothelioma?
• Symptoms of Mesothelioma
• How is Mesothelioma Diagnosed?
• Mesothelioma Treatment Options
• Types of Mesothelioma
• What are my Legal Rights?
• Contact an Alaska Mesothelioma Lawyer

Alaska Mesothelioma Facts

Today, the use of asbestos and the handling of asbestos materials are regulated in the United States but its use is not banned. It is recognized as a hazardous material and is monitored by OSHA and the EPA but exposure risks still exist. The United States still consumes 30 million pounds of new asbestos per year. Additionally, many old homes, factories, schools, warehouses, and commercial buildings still contain old asbestos products.

Asbestos also occurs naturally in Alaska creating further exposure risk to the state's residents.

The average incident rate of mesothelioma in the United States is 1 / 100,000 - the state of Alaska falls below the National average.

There are a number of different jobs that caused a larger amount of exposure to asbestos on a more frequent basis. Below you will find today's employment numbers for several of these high risk jobs in Alaska:

Occupation	2008 Alaska Employment
Construction	17,475
Mechanical Engineers	290
Electricians	2,370
Mechanics & Technicians	1,680
Plumbers, Pipefitters & Steamfitters	1,770

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