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Contact Address:	Joe Bornstein 913 Main Street Sanford, ME, 04073 Phone : (207) 324-1277 Fax : (207) 206-1095
Contact Address:	Joe Bornstein 193 Main Street Suite 105 Biddeford, ME, 04005 Phone : (207) 284-9787 Fax : (207) 283-2915

	Maine Labor Group on Health The Maine Labor Group on Health was founded in 1977 by trade unionists concerned with health and safety issues in the workplace and with other health care issues such as the cost of health insurance. The MLGH provides asbestos abatement training and hazardous materials training in the state of Maine. The MLGH was the first EPA full service approved provider of asbestos training in Northern New England.

	New Meadows Abatement, Inc. Since 1987, New Meadows Abatement has removed asbestos from over 1,000 Maine homes, over 50 schools, and over 20 hospitals. We provide our clients with professional, quality abatement services in a variety of settings, large or small.

	Thompson & Bowie, LLP Thompson & Bowie, LLPâ€™s practice focuses on civil litigation throughout Maine, including professional liability, municipal liability, workersâ€™ compensation and all aspects of insurance defense. The 19 attorneys of Thompson & Bowie, LLP are on the cutting edge of major insurance and liability issues and trends.

	Wright & Associates, P.A Wright & Associates practice includes toxic torts, insurance coverage, hazardous waste, products liability, premises liability, and asbestos law and medical issues. Wright & Associates has provided comprehensive local, regional and national litigation and legal administration services to a variety of corporate, insurance and individual clients.

	Joe Bornstein Asbestos fibers are microscopic. Asbestos exposure may not only affect one person. A person exposed to asbestos may bring the fibers into their homes, putting family members at risk of mesothelioma from second-hand exposure. Asbestos fibers are microscopic. Asbestos exposure may not only affect one person. A person exposed to asbestos may bring the fibers into their homes, putting family members at risk of mesothelioma from second-hand exposure.