Asbestos Injuries
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We provide specialist advice on asbestos-linked claims. We act for sufferers and their families from all around the United Kingdom. We have pursued claims arising from exposure suffered in a large number of industries for:-
• Shipbuilders/Repairers
• Merchant Seamen
• Building Industry Tradesmen and Operatives
• Chemical Workers
• Power Station Workers
• Factory Workers
• Boilermakers/Pipefitters

Compensation
We have also successfully recovered compensation for family members who have not received direct exposure in the workplace but who have received secondary exposure due to the dust carried in the working clothes of the husband/father.
There are a number of diseases which can develop due to asbestos exposure. These vary in their severity ranging from simple pleural plaques causing no physical disability or symptoms to mesothelioma, perhaps the most severe asbestos condition. In the most severe cases sadly, we are often instructed on behalf of the widow or family members to bring a claim on behalf of the deceased worker following death.
For mesothelioma, lung cancer and asbestosis claims we are generally able to recover substantial compensation payments for:-
• General Damages (pain and suffering)
• Loss of Earnings (past and future)
• Loss of Pension Rights
• Care
• Services
• Out of Pocket Expenses incurred

Time Limits
Presentation of these claims is subject to strict compliance with the Limitation Act 1990. This states that you must ensure that proceedings are issued at Court within 3 years of learning that you may suffer from an asbestos condition. (For those widows and families seeking to bring claims on behalf of deceased claimants, the Rules operate slightly differently but still involve compliance with strict time limits).
If you would like to receive free advice about bringing an asbestos claim, we would be pleased to hear from you by telephone, e-mail or submission of the Claim Enquiry Form below.




