$30 Billion is Available in Trust for Mesothelioma and Lung Cancer Patients
Tradesmen in many industries were negligently exposed to asbestos materials well into the 1990s. Whether you developed Mesothelioma or Lung Cancer yourself due to asbestos or talcum powder exposure or you're the surviving family of a lost loved one you could be entitled to significant compensation.
How much Money do People Receive from a Mesothelioma Case?
Depending on where you were exposed and a few other factors, you can get a settlement from 6 to 7 figures. Here are a few examples of Mesothelioma Settlements received by our clients. These figures are the total compensation after attorney fees and expenses are deducted.
$6,142,500
Exposed through heavy duty vehicles
$6,033,510
Exposed through general contracting
$5,939,010
Exposed through boat repair
$3,921,750
Exposed through navy service
$3,600,450
Exposed through HVAC trades
$3,403,890
Exposed through Talcum Powder
Frequently Asked Questions: Mesothelioma Lung Cancer Eligibility & Legal Process
Can I file a claim for lung cancer if I was a smoker?
Yes. Smoking does not disqualify you from filing an asbestos-related lung cancer claim. Asbestos exposure and smoking have a synergistic effect on lung cancer risk, and trust funds provide compensation when industrial asbestos exposure is a contributing factor.
How do I prove lung cancer was caused by asbestos and not other factors?
Causation is typically proven through medical evidence of "asbestos markers" — such as pleural plaques or asbestosis — combined with a documented history of occupational asbestos exposure in industries like shipbuilding, power plants, or construction.
What industries are most commonly linked to asbestos-related lung cancer?
The highest-risk industries include shipbuilding, power plants, construction, and heavy manufacturing — anywhere asbestos-containing insulation, gaskets, or brake linings were routinely used into the 1990s.
Is there a difference between a lung cancer settlement and a mesothelioma settlement?
Yes. While both are asbestos-related, the diagnostic criteria and compensation tiers for lung cancer claims are distinct from mesothelioma. Lung cancer cases typically require additional documentation of asbestos markers to establish causation.
What is the statute of limitations for an asbestos lung cancer claim?
The timeline varies by state but generally begins on the date of your lung cancer diagnosis. Because asbestos has a 15-50 year latency period, the clock typically starts at diagnosis, not at the time of exposure. An attorney can confirm the deadline in your specific state.
We've Recovered over $1 billion for Mesothelioma Patients
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