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City of Liverpool Toxic Exposure and Dangerous Industry Worker Injury Guide For sixty years, the families of the City of Liverpool have lived in a quiet corner of Brazoria County, watching the morning mist rise over Chocolate Bayou and the cattle graze along FM 2917. But just a few miles down that road, and further south toward the Port of Freeport, a different reality exists for the men and women who built the City of Liverpool’s middle class. While the city remains a peaceful enclave, its workforce has spent decades inside the heavy industrial curtains of the Chocolate Bayou chemical complexes and the massive refineries of the Texas Gulf Coast. These workers—pipefitters, insulators, boiler makers, and chemical operators—were often handed a paycheck without being handed the truth about the substances they were inhaling. You didn't know. For twenty years, thirty years, maybe longer, you went to work at the INEOS or Ascend plants, did your job, and came home to your family in the City of Liverpool. Nobody told you the fine white dust that coated your clothing, your hair, and your lunch pail would one day try to kill you. Nobody warned you that the sweet smell of aromatic chemicals on your skin was the scent of benzene rewriting your bone marrow at a molecular level. Today, when the cough won't go away or the doctor uses a word like mesothelioma or acute myeloid leukemia, you are processing decades of betrayal in a single moment. At Attorney 911, we…
