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What Constitutes a Valid Mesothelioma Claim?
A valid mesothelioma claim typically involves proving that your illness is directly linked to asbestos exposure, which occurred due to someone else's negligence or failure to provide a safe environment. This might involve exposure at the workplace, using asbestos-containing products, or living in environments contaminated with asbestos.
What Makes Mesothelioma Cases Complex?
Mesothelioma cases are particularly more challenging to win than traditional injury cases due to the latency period of the disease. What this means is that mesothelioma symptoms often appear decades after exposure.
As a result, identifying the specific source of asbestos exposure and establishing a direct link between exposure and the disease can be challenging. Additionally, dealing with multiple potentially liable parties, from landlords to product manufacturers, for example, makes these cases even more difficult—but not impossible—to navigate.
What Evidence Do I Need to Prove My Case?
To prove your mesothelioma case, your medical records are the most important pieces of evidence. They help confirm your diagnosis and provide evidence of asbestos exposure.
If you hire a powerful injury firm like Morgan and Morgan to represent you, you’ll also benefit from expert testimony linking your illness to asbestos exposure. Our army of attorneys can also help document your work history and living environments to establish the viability of your claim and point fingers at the party responsible for the asbestos exposure.
How Much Is My Mesothelioma Case Worth?
The value of your mesothelioma case depends on the uniqueness of the case itself. When placing a dollar value on the claim, your attorney will review factors such as medical expenses, lost wages, the severity of your illness, pain and suffering, and the impact this aggressive disease has had on your quality of life.
Who Gets Compensation for Mesothelioma?
Compensation for mesothelioma usually goes to the individuals directly affected by the disease, i.e., the patients themselves. In cases of wrongful death, family members or the estate of the deceased may receive compensation. This can cover medical bills, funeral costs, loss of income and companionship, and other related damages.
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Mesothelioma is a broad topic with many twists and turns, especially from a legal standpoint. To better understand your rights and legal options after a mesothelioma diagnosis, please contact us today for a free, no-obligation case evaluation by a mesothelioma expert.