Brown & Brown, LLP, has supported victims of chemical burns and toxic exposure across St. Louis and Illinois for more than 30 years. We offer free consultations and work on a contingency-fee basis, meaning you pay nothing unless we win. Our mission is simple: fight hard, stay personal, and help clients recover.
Where Do Chemical Injuries and Toxic Exposure Happen?
Many people associate chemical injuries with industrial sites — but they can happen anywhere. Common exposure sources include:
- Workplaces: Factories, construction sites, farms, cleaning services
- Transportation accidents: Chemical spills from trucks or trains
- Defective products: Household cleaners, pesticides, or cosmetics
- Public areas: Contaminated water or air in residential neighborhoods
Injuries may include chemical burns, respiratory issues, organ damage, or long-term illnesses like cancer. Regardless of how the harm occurred, you may have valid reasons to consult an attorney.
What Are Your Legal Options?
Your legal path depends on the source of exposure and the parties involved:
- Workers’ compensation: If the injury occurred on the job, you may be able to file a workers’ compensation claim for help with medical care and wage replacement.
- Third-party personal injury claims: If someone other than your employer was responsible — like a contractor or equipment manufacturer — you might be able to file a personal injury lawsuit for additional damages.
- Toxic tort claims: If your illness stems from long-term exposure to unsafe substances, such as asbestos or benzene, you may be eligible to join or file a toxic tort lawsuit.
These cases can be highly technical and require expert testimony, detailed medical documentation, and a deep understanding of liability laws — especially when large companies are involved.
Seek Legal Help in St. Louis or Illinois Today
If you or a loved one suffered a chemical burn or illness from toxic exposure, the attorneys at Brown & Brown can fight for you. Serving clients in St. Louis, MO, and Illinois, we bring decades of experience and tailored support to every case. Call 314-333-3333 or 573-333-3333 (St. Louis) or 618-888-8888 (Illinois) to schedule a free consultation today.
