Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Mar 3, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - The number of diagnosed Legionnaires cases has been steadily increasing over the last several years. In most of these cases, it is very difficult to identify the source of infection. A new lawsuit recently filed by Jules Zacher, Esq. could provide some answers regarding the instances of sporadic Legionnaires disease cases. The lawsuit that was recently filed involves cooling towers. The lawsuit alleges that the cooling towers were not properly maintained. For more information, click here to read the complaint.
According to the lawsuit, Plaintiff was hired to complete repairs on cooling towers located on top of a Kissimmee, Florida factory. Less than two weeks later, Plaintiff began experiencing symptoms consistent with Legionnaires disease. He was subsequently admitted to the hospital where he was officially diagnosed with Legionnaires disease. His symptoms were so severe that he had to be hospitalized for eighteen days. Following his hospitalization, Plaintiff still suffers from ongoing health problems resulting from his Legionnaires disease. He is no longer able to work as he relies on an oxygen machine to breathe.
Jules Zacher, an attorney on the case, stated “It is critically important to be able to identify the sources of infection of Legionnaires disease cases. This case could bring us one step closer to solving the mystery of sporadic Legionnaires disease cases.”
Jules Zacher, P.C. is located in Philadelphia, PA, and represents victims of Legionnaires disease nationally. He is experienced in fighting for his clients. He can help you find out why your loved ones contracted Legionnaires disease and help you obtain compensation for their injuries.
For additional information, please Jules Zacher’s Website http://www.legionnairelawyer.com.
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