Seeking Justice for Garner Victims

Were you or a loved one at garner correctional?

From 1993–2019, individuals at Garner Correctional Institution were exposed to dangerous levels of radon gas — a radioactive, toxic gas linked to lung cancer.

If you were incarcerated or employed at Garner during this time, you may be entitled to financial compensation.

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FAQs

Key Questions Answered for Radon Exposure Victims and Families

What is radon and how is it harmful?

Radon is a radioactive gas that can cause lung cancer and is undetectable without specific equipment.

How did the radon exposure occur at Garner Correctional?

The exposure at Garner Correctional is believed to result from inadequate ventilation and failure to adhere to safety protocols that should prevent harmful radon levels. Investigations are ongoing and our firm is actively involved.

Who is eligible to join the class action lawsuit?

Any current or former inmate or staff member who spent time at Garner Correctional during the period of suspected radon exposure may be eligible. This also includes significant visitors.

What kind of compensation can victims expect?

Compensation may include medical expenses, pain and suffering, and potentially punitive damages based on several factors.

Is there a time limit for filing a claim regarding radon exposure?

Yes, personal injury claims are subject to statute of limitations which vary by state.

How does Justice for Radon Exposure Victims at Garner Correctional protect my privacy

We handle all client details and consultations with strict confidentiality to protect sensitive information.