Diane Green
Legal Assistant
Diane Green started with the firm in November 2001. In 2003, Ms. Green’s extensive knowledge of Microsoft Excel databases was instrumental in moving asbestos cases filed in the Wayne County Circuit Court into an electronic service system, saving clients hundreds of dollars per year. Ms. Green’s duties at the firm include maintaining a defendant database, filing new cases, service of process and secretarial support.
Diane has been married to Dan since August 1999. They have two daughters, Jordan and Hannah, a grandson, Quinn and three cats. In her spare time, Diane enjoys volunteering with the Warren Mott Band Club, crocheting and making greeting cards as a Stampin’ Up! demonstrator.
News Articles
The Dangers of Asbestos Exposure After a House Fire
Can You Burn Asbestos to Get Rid of It? Fire Safety and Exposure Risks If you’re wondering “can you burn asbestos to get rid of it” or “does asbestos burn,” the answer is definitively no. Asbestos is not flammable and...
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The Hidden Danger of 1950s Kent Cigarettes: Asbestos in Micronite Filters
Millions of smokers unknowingly inhaled asbestos from Kent Micronite filters in the 1950s. Decades later, victims face deadly diseases like mesothelioma and lung cancer. If you or a loved one were exposed, learn about your legal rights, compensation options, and how to file a claim.
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2026 Update: Talcum Powder & Cancer Risk
Talcum powder and cancer risk are back in the spotlight in 2025, as new research reignites debate over the safety of this once-common household product.
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Is Talcum Powder Still Safe? Risks & What You Need to Know
Is Talcum Powder Safe to Use? Understanding Asbestos Contamination Risks Many consumers wonder: is talcum powder safe to use? From athletes using body powder to reduce sweat to musicians preventing finger slippage, talc powder serves numerous purposes. However, documented connections...
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Can Asbestos Cause COPD? Risks, Symptoms & Legal Help
COPD and Asbestos Exposure: Understanding the Medical Facts and Legal Options Over 16 million Americans live with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), with millions more experiencing undiagnosed symptoms. Many workers wonder: can COPD be caused by asbestos exposure? While asbestos...
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How Much Asbestos Exposure Causes Mesothelioma?
Even brief exposure to asbestos can cause mesothelioma. Learn how exposure levels, latency periods, and smoking history affect your risk—and what legal options are available if you’ve been diagnosed.
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Life Expectancy After Asbestos Exposure
Life Expectancy After Asbestos Exposure: Understanding Your Prognosis and Options Understanding life expectancy after asbestos exposure is crucial for individuals who may have encountered this dangerous substance. Whether through occupational exposure, environmental contact, or other circumstances, asbestos exposure can lead...
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Asbestos Exposure on Navy Ships
From World War II to the Cold War, Navy veterans were unknowingly exposed to asbestos aboard military ships and in shipyards. Learn how this exposure leads to mesothelioma and other diseases, and explore your legal rights.
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Talcum Powder Facts and Alternatives
How Talcum Powder Is Made: Understanding Ingredients, Safety Risks, and Legal Options Understanding how talcum powder is made and what talcum powder ingredients are used is crucial for consumers facing serious health concerns linked to these products. With mounting evidence...
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