Linda Gillick’s son, Michael, was diagnosed with cancer at only 3 months old. Linda believes Michael’s cancer, along with a cluster of cases in Toms River were all associated with a chemical found in the treated water of a Superfund site in the area.
A recent study found that one chemical in the water did not cause cancer in rats. But Linda and Mark Cuker, the attorney who represented her along with a handful of families in a previous lawsuit, feel the study tested the wrong chemical and provides misleading results to the public.
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For more information on the Toms River cancer cluster and its unique legal process, contact mcuker@wcblegal.com or call 215-557-0099.
Links from latest developments in Toms River Cancer Cluster news
Toms River Cancer Cluster: EPA Meeting, Williams Cuker Berezofsky, February 4, 2015
Toms River Cancer Cluster Still a Mystery Despite 20 Years of Studies, by MaryAnn Spoto, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com, February 6, 2015
Chemical Found at Toms River Superfund Site Didn’t Cause Cancer, Report Says, by MaryAnn Spoto, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com, February 4, 2015
