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KCIC Releases Annual Asbestos Litigation Year in Review Report

On April 10, 2025, KCIC, a consultancy based in Washington, D.C., unveiled its latest report titled Asbestos Litigation Year in Review 2024. This annual document provides an extensive assessment of the trends and transformations in asbestos-related personal injury litigation up to the end of 2024.

The report stands out for its comprehensive exploration of asbestos filings recorded throughout 2024. It not only highlights significant trends but also offers a multi-year analysis that illustrates the evolving dynamics of the litigation landscape. The data is meticulously categorized by various parameters, including types of diseases, jurisdictions, and plaintiff law firms.

In addition, the report delves into the demographic profiles of the plaintiffs involved in these cases, providing insights into factors such as gender, age, and the nature of alleged exposure. This includes distinctions between direct and indirect exposure, as well as occupational versus non-occupational exposure scenarios. A notable inclusion for this year's report is a detailed analysis of talc lawsuits, particularly focusing on the growing interest and concerns surrounding cosmetic talc.

Megan Burns, the Managing Director at KCIC, noted, "Our annual reports continue to be invaluable resources for tracking essential trends in asbestos litigation. This year, we are particularly excited to present a more detailed analysis of talc lawsuits. With increasing focus on this emerging litigation area, we are aware that stakeholders are eager for data-driven insights."

The report serves as a fundamental tool for legal practitioners, policymakers, and other stakeholders who are navigating the complexities of asbestos litigation. The insights provided can aid in understanding patterns and anticipating future developments in this challenging area of law.

To access the complete 2024 Asbestos Litigation Year in Review report and to find more information regarding KCIC, interested parties can visit www.kcic.com/asbestos. For questions or further inquiries regarding the report, Megan Burns can be contacted via email at [email protected].

As the landscape of litigation surrounding asbestos continually evolves, reports like KCIC’s serve as crucial guides in understanding the implications and nuances of each development within this field. Businesses, legal teams, and individuals affected by asbestos exposure can find significant value in the data and insights gleaned from such analyses, ensuring informed decisions and strategic planning moving forward.