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Claims for Asbestos related diseases including asbestosis
Do you suffer from asbestosis or any other medical condition associated with asbestos ? Then you may be able to make a claim for compensation based upon the severity of your suffering. You can also claim for lost and future earnings, as well as for the cost of specialist care, which as you know, is very expensive.
A successful asbestosis personal injury claim won't solve your medical problems but it could well make you more financially secure.
Specialist Asbestos Solicitors
Claims Justice work with a panel of solicitors who specialise in dealing purely with compensation claims for asbestos related medical conditions. These solicitors aggressively pursue claims against employers and their insurance companies whose natural inclination is to drag things out as long as possible. But the solicitors working alongside Claims Justice will have none of that!
The solicitors have acquired extensive experience from dealing with thousands of cases for clients and their families in asbestos compensation claims over many years and across a wide range of different occupations.
Although Claims Justice and their solicitors have a formidable reputation for fighting hard to maximise their client's compensation in the minimum time and they never lose sight of the fact that diagnosis of asbestos related disease can cause deep distress and anger. Therefore, they appreciate the importance of treating their clients with compassion, respect and dignity.
All the clients benefit from Claims Justice's "No Win No Fee" policy. This means that the claims service is entirely cost-free. And every client receives 100% of any compensation awarded to them. We can't be fairer than that!
Information about asbestos related illnesses
There are different types of asbestos related disease and each condition varies in severity. The conditions include Asbestosis, Pleural Plaques, Pleural Thickening, Mesothelioma and Lung Cancer.
In actual fact, asbestosis is sometimes mistakenly used as a general term for any asbestos related disease or illness. So it is very important to establish at the outset which asbestos related illness has been diagnosed.
It's over 100 years ago since exposure to asbestos fibres was recognised as an occupational health hazard. And it's not only those who worked with asbestos that can be affected. Family members and others living with anyone employed in an asbestos contaminated workplace may have an increased risk of developing a fatal asbestos related cancer called, mesothelioma. This is because asbestos dust can be brought home on the clothing and hair of the employees who had been exposed to asbestos.
It was back in 1929 when the first compensation claims were made against companies working with asbestos. Since then, many successful compensation claims have been made against employers for failing to implement adequate safety measures.
No matter which asbestos related illness has been diagnosed, if it can be shown that on the balance of probability, the illness was caused by exposure to asbestos by a negligent party, then (with the exception of pleural plaques which are no longer compensatable), it may be possible to make a claim for compensation.
Making a Personal Injury Compensation Claim for an asbestos related illness
A claim for an asbestos related illness must be started within three years from the date the person suffering the condition was diagnosed. If the illness became fatal, the claim must be commenced within three years of the date of death. However, if asbestos exposure was only discovered to be a relevant factor after the death, for example as a result of a post mortem examination or Coroner's Inquest, then the claim must be started within three years from the date the family became aware that asbestos was the cause of death. Therefore, it is important that you speak to Claims Justice without delay and obtain their advice about making a claim.
Once you have decided to instruct Claims Justice one of their Claims Advisers will talk to you about your illness and what you believe caused it. If you approve, they will then appoint one of their specialist team of solicitors working on asbestos claims to investigate whether the employer responsible for the asbestos exposure still exists or whether the insurers can be traced. Luckily the solicitors working with Claims Justice have assembled an extensive database with information about previous asbestos claims and details of the insurers that carried the employers' liability cover for companies which are no longer trading.
If it is possible to pursue a claim it will also be necessary to investigate the medical issues and obtain expert opinion to assess and prove the potential value of the claim.
But you can rest assured that Claims Justice will choose exactly the right firm of solicitors who have all the necessary expertise to efficiently action your claim.
Start your Asbestos Exposure Compensation Claim
If you or someone you know believes that their current or past working conditions has caused them to develop an asbestos related disease, then complete the online enquiry form right now. A Claims Adviser from Claims Justice will then phone you back to fully evaluate the situation and discuss your options.
If they believe you have a valid claim for compensation, then with your approval, they'll select one of their solicitors that specialises in asbestos related claims. That solicitor will be happy to talk you through the process of making a claim and answer all your questions.
Of course all the claims handled by Claims Justice work on a No Win No Fee basis and you are guaranteed to receive 100% of any compensation award.
Remember, time limitations mean that it's best to start your claim for compensation as soon as possible. So submit your details to Claims Justice right now.
Access 2 Justice is a trading name of Solutions 4U UK Ltd which is a company registered in England and Wales, registration number 06885656.
Access 2 Justice is also regulated by the Ministry of Justice in respect of regulated claims management activities and their reference number is CRM3433.
Details of their registration is recorded on the website www.claimsregulation.gov.uk. All pictures on this web site are posed by models.