Asbestosis Solicitors, Asbestosis Compensation Claims Lawyer

Asbestosis Claim Solicitors

Asbestosis is an incurable lung condition linked with prolonged exposure to asbestos fibres, which causes chronic shortness of breath. If you have been exposed to asbestos as a result of a former employer or other responsible individual's negligence, you may be able to make an asbestosis compensation claim.

Call freephone 0800 294 6250 or complete our contact form, and arrange for an initial consultation to discuss making a 'no win, no fee' asbestosis claim.

Making an Asbestosis Claim

In order to make a successful asbestosis compensation claim, you will be required to demonstrate that a former employer or supervisor was responsible for exposing you to asbestos dust, and therefore indirectly caused your illness.

Your employer, or the person responsible for your safety at the time of the initial asbestos exposure, has a duty to ensure that you are protected from the harmful effects of asbestos dust. If they breached that duty, it is highly likely you will be able to claim financial compensation, helping you pay for ongoing treatment and compensating you for the pain and suffering caused by the disease.

How Much Compensation could I Claim?

Asbestosis sufferers are typically awarded between £26,500 and £58,000 financial compensation for their illness. In addition to this lump sum, it may also be possible to claim for other financial losses incurred as a result of your illness, such as:

Loss of earnings, past or future

Loss of pension entitlement

Private medical and rehabilitation treatment

Cost of medication, long term care or essential aids and appliances

Travelling expenses incurred during your case

The experienced asbestosis solicitors at Express will advise you of the potential of your claim, giving you a more detailed forecast of the amount of compensation you could be awarded during a free initial consultation.

Contact Express Solicitors

Asbestosis has an extremely long incubation period; sometimes as many as 50 years can pass between the initial asbestos exposure and the manifestation of symptoms. Thus if you have developed asbestosis later in life it may still be possible to claim compensation, even if the person responsible for your asbestos exposure is a former employer or supervisor.

To arrange for an initial consultation with an experienced asbestosis claim solicitor, call freephone 0800 294 6250 or complete our contact form and we will get back to you.

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