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
Talcum Powder Lawsuits in 2026: What You Need to Know About Asbestos Exposure and Your Legal Rights
Understanding the Talcum Powder Crisis: A Timeline of Revelations For generations, talcum powder was considered a household essential—trusted by millions of families for baby care and personal hygiene. However, mounting evidence has revealed a darker reality: talcum powder may contain...
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Understanding Talcum Powder Safety: What Families Need to Know
Concerns over talcum powder safety have grown due to potential asbestos contamination and cancer risks. This guide explains the facts, legal developments, and safer alternatives.
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How to File a Mesothelioma Claim
Mesothelioma is a rare and aggressive cancer caused almost exclusively by exposure to asbestos. For victims and their families, the physical, emotional, and financial toll can be overwhelming.
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Early Detection & Symptoms of Mesothelioma: What You Need to Know
Mesothelioma is a rare but aggressive cancer almost exclusively caused by exposure to asbestos. Detecting this disease early can significantly improve patient outcomes, yet many people don’t realize they are at risk until symptoms become severe.
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Asbestos Exposure Hotspots in Michigan
Michigan’s industrial past left a hidden legacy of asbestos exposure in factories, power plants, schools, and hospitals across the state. From Detroit’s auto industry to Kalamazoo’s paper mills and Ann Arbor’s university buildings, thousands were unknowingly exposed.
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Occupational Exposure Guide: Protecting Workers from Toxic Substances
Occupational exposure to asbestos and other toxins still threatens workers across industries. This guide breaks down high-risk jobs, health effects, OSHA protections, and legal options.
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What Cancer Does Asbestos Cause? Understand the Deadly Impact
Discover the link between asbestos exposure and cancers like mesothelioma and lung cancer. Learn symptoms, risks, and how Serling & Abramson, P.C. can help Michigan victims today.
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Early Detection for Mesothelioma: Symptoms, Causes, and Legal Support
Mesothelioma is a deadly form of cancer that is only caused by exposure to asbestos. Learn what warning signs to look for if you’ve been exposed, and pursue medical attention immediately.
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Can You See Or Smell Asbestos?
Asbestos can’t be seen or smelled, yet exposure risks remain in homes built before 1990. Learn where it hides, why testing matters, and how to protect your health and legal rights.
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