Emily Weinberger
Attorney
Emily Weinberger received a Juris Doctor from Michigan State University College of Law in May of 2023 and was sworn into the State Bar of Michigan in November of 2023. During her time in law school, Emily served as the President of the Student Bar Association and as an Associate Editor of the Animal and Natural Resource Law Review Journal. In addition, Emily worked for MSU College of Law’s McClellan Free Speech Online Library providing resources for students to learn about their First Amendment rights. Emily also spent time working with the Legal Aid and Defender Association, advising clients through Michigan’s Eviction Moratorium Program during the COVID-19 pandemic. Prior to law school, Emily received a Bachelor of Science in Community Health Education from Wayne State University.
With a passion for research and writing, Emily has contributed many articles to Serling and Abramson’s digital blog and helped author the firm’s Michigan Mesothelioma and Lung Cancer Guide. As a lifelong volunteer with adults and children with special needs, Emily has a deep-rooted interest in continuing to work with individuals who face disparities.
Outside of the office, Emily enjoys spending time outside and traveling.
News Articles
Marathon Oil Employees: Asbestos Exposure Risk
The Marathon Oil Detroit refinery has a history of environmental violations, mostly related to the release of excessive chemicals into the environment. This has led to reportedly higher rates of asthma and cancer in residents who live in the surrounding area.
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Detroit Edison Employees: Asbestos Exposure Risk
Tens of thousands of workers have been employed by Detroit Edison (DTE Energy) over the years, including HVAC and power plant workers. Many of them developed health problems after being exposed to asbestos at work, including mesothelioma and lung cancer. See how we can help today!
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Great Lakes Steel Employees: Asbestos Exposure Risk
Asbestos was used abundantly in steel mill manufacturing for much of the 20th century, and the Great Lakes Steel Works was no exception. It’s heat-resistant properties make it useful in industrial settings that use extreme heat. Read more to find out if you or a loved one is at risk!
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Dow Chemical Employees: Asbestos Exposure Risk
Dow Chemical was founded in 1897 in Midland, MI. It is one of the largest chemical producers in the world. Dow Chemical has other Michigan plants and facilities in Marquette and Ludington. It has also employed tens of thousands of […]
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Is Today’s Talcum Powder Safe To Use?
NBA players use it to reduce sweat and increase their grip on the basketball. Rock guitarists like the way it stops their fingers from sliding on the fretboard. Everyday people appreciate it for all kinds of hygiene and beauty uses. […]
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The Legal Process for Victims of Asbestos-Related Diseases
If you or a loved one have recently been diagnosed with an asbestos-related disease, you’ve already got concerns weighing heavily on your mind. Serling & Abramson, P.C. can take some of the burden off of your shoulders. We will pursue […]
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EPA Announces New Asbestos Ban
A Federal Asbestos Ban Today, March 18, 2024, a pivotal moment unfolds as the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a final rule banning the continued utilization of chrysotile asbestos, the sole form of asbestos presently used or imported […]
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Camp Lejeune: Last Chance For Justice
Camp Lejeune: Statue of Limitations Military veterans are busy like everyone else. They have homes to maintain, bills to pay, and extended families to help care for. However, now is a crucial time for a particular group of at-risk service […]
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Is Asbestos Still Used In The U.S.? The Dangerous Truth
Is Asbestos Still Used In The U.S.? Any reasonable person could expect asbestos use to have all but disappeared from the American landscape by 2024. After all, the link between asbestos exposure and cancer was scientifically established in a 1955 […]
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