If you have any of the following asbestos related conditions you may be able claim compensation:
Most asbestos conditions result from exposure to asbestos at work, however exposure can also have occurred in the following circumstances which could give rise to a claim:
You should contact our specialist team who will be able to advise you further.
The following people may be entitled to bring a claim:
If you are unsure whether you can claim, please contact our team for further advice.
Compensation typically covers the following:
In additional to compensation, we will also help you to claim any DWP benefits you may be entitled to.
This will depend on the nature of the claim. Our team will be able to explain the procedure and how long the process is likely to take. We will always aim to win your case as quickly as possible.
We act on a no win no fee basis with no hidden charges and no deductions for legal fees.
The law normally requires that court proceedings are started within three years of when you are first told that you have an asbestos-related disease, or within 3 years of the date someone has passed away. There are some limited exceptions to this rule, so if you are past the time limit please get in touch with our team to discuss further.
Yes – a compensation claim can still be brought if the employer’s insurer can be trace. If not an application can be made to a Government scheme. We will advise you on your options.
Yes. You are free to instruct a solicitor of your own choice. Transferring your claim shouldn’t present a problem. Any costs that may be due to your current solicitor can usually be put on hold and recovered at the end of the case if it is successful, along with any fees of your new solicitor.
The claim can continue.