Mesothelioma Attorney in Dallas

Recoverable damages after a mesothelioma diagnosis typically include:

• medical expenses related to the diagnosis and treatment of mesothelioma;
• lost wages if you can no longer work; and
• compensation for pain and suffering.

Note that there may be other forms of damages that apply specifically to your case.

Suppose you lost a loved one to mesothelioma. In that case, you may be able to recover the medical expenses they incurred before death, funeral and burial expenses, and compensation for the loss of companionship, among other related damages.

Remember, damages awarded in a mesothelioma case are specific to your unique situation, which is why we always recommend having your case reviewed by a Dallas mesothelioma expert from our team.

When a company responsible for asbestos exposure has filed for bankruptcy, it may have an asbestos trust fund set up to compensate victims. An experienced mesothelioma attorney from our team can help ensure your claim meets all the required criteria and deadlines set by the trust fund administrators, while also exploring other avenues to maximize your claim.

In Dallas, asbestos can be found in several common places, especially in older buildings and homes. This includes insulation in walls and attics, vinyl floor tiles, roofing and siding materials, textured paint, and heat-resistant fabrics. Industrial sites, older schools, and public buildings may also contain asbestos.

Keep in mind that asbestos is typically not dangerous if it's intact and undisturbed, but it can become hazardous if the materials are damaged, deteriorating, or disturbed during renovations or demolition.

Yes, you can sue for asbestos exposure even if you do not have mesothelioma, particularly if you've developed another asbestos-related illness such as asbestosis or lung cancer.

Additionally, if you have been exposed to asbestos and are at risk of developing an illness in the future, you might be able to file a lawsuit for medical monitoring costs. The specifics of such a lawsuit depend on the details of your exposure, so consulting with an attorney experienced in asbestos litigation is advisable to understand your legal rights and options.

There’s so much to learn about asbestos and the legal process involved after a diagnosis or the wrongful death of a loved one. To find out if you qualify for compensation, please fill out our free case evaluation form.