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Legal
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Mesothelioma Was Preventable
Scores of corporations that manufactured and profited from
the sale of asbestos-containing products knew the health
hazards as early as the 1920's. If you worked in a
high-risk industry and have been diagnosed with mesothelioma,
or you have lost someone to an asbestos-related illness, it is
your right to seek compensation from those responsible for
your situation.
The following resources provide information about your legal
rights, the legal process and how receiving legal help can
assist you. If you have any questions regarding your legal
rights, or would like to evaluate your case with an attorney,
complete our online
case evaluation request form or call us: 1-877-NYLAW08
ABOUT YOUR
LEGAL RIGHTS
Scores of corporations that
manufactured and profited from the sale of asbestos-containing
products knew the health hazards as early as the 1920's. These
manufacturers did not advise workers of the dangers of
asbestos and consequently, many Americans have unnecessarily
and tragically contracted Mesothelioma. Learn more about your
legal rights and about receiving legal assistance. CONTINUE
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FREQUENTLY
ASKED LEGAL QUESTIONS
In addition to the confusion
that can occur with initial mesothelioma diagnosis, we
understand there are many legal questions you might have. What
are your legal rights? Who is the 'at fault' party in a
lawsuit? Am I entitled to compensation? We have provided the
following frequently asked questions to help address your
legal concerns. CONTINUE
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FREE CASE
EVALUATION FORM
The justice process takes time,
so it is important that mesothelioma patients and their
survivors who have lost someone to the disease begin to take
action. We know that a lawsuit may not be high on your list of
priorities, but pursuit of justice is high on ours. Our
attorneys will guide you through the process, listening and
communicating each step of the way. If you or a loved one have
been diagnosed with Mesothelioma, and are interested in
learning more about your legal rights and options, please
complete our free online case evaluation form.
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ADDITIONAL
LEGAL RESOURCES
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