There is free software available through the U.S. Department of Labor website that can lead the user through a series of questions to determine their risk of exposure to asbestos in various environments and workplaces. While not legal evidence it is an important tool for employers and employees alike.
Since asbestos related illnesses including mesothelioma and other forms of cancer may not become evident for 10-20 years after exposure, it is important to consult with an attorney if you worked in any of the high-risk work environments identified historically or currently as using asbestos.
Class actions suits for people that have developed mesothelioma or other forms of cancer as a result of exposure, either direct or indirect, through workplaces or through asbestos materials are ongoing in the United States.
"Who is an asbestos lawyer?
An asbestos lawyer is a skilled professional, who traditionally provides legal representation for those that have been exposed to asbestos.
Why do you look for one?
If you need a professional asbestos lawyer:
» To find out if you have an asbestos lawsuit,
» Because you feel that you were mislead,
» Because you have health bills that need to be covered,
» To find out who is responsible for your health problems,
» To get the settlement that you deserve,
then you look for an asbestos lawyer.
Where do you find an asbestos lawyer?
Firmcity will help you to find the best attorney providing professional, timely, and informed services. Check our listings to find the best attorney close to you. Whether a full firm or a small practice, you should prefer a licensed asbestos lawyer."