FAQs

1. Who should be tested to asbestos related diseases?

Anyone who believes they were exposed asbestos including immediate family members.

2. What kind of testing is required?

Usually an x-ray is required but Doctors can order different tests depending on the circumstances.

3.What trades and professions are at risk?

* Asbestos Workers
* Automotive and Truck Mechanics
* Boilermakers/Boiler Operators
* Carpenters
* Cement Masons
* Chemical Plant Workers
* Chippers/Caulkers
* Construction Workers
* Contractors
* Crane Operators
* Custodians/Janitors
* Dental Technicians
* Dentists
* Drywall Installers
* Electricians
* Elevator Mechanics
* Engineers
* Flooring Installers
* General Contractors
* Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning
* Home Remodelers
* Industrial Engineers
* Insulators
* Iron Workers
* Laggers
* Laborers
* Longshoremen
* Machinists
* Maintenance Workers
* Mechanical Engineers
* Military (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard)
* Oil Refinery Workers
* Painters
* Pipecoverers
* Pipefitters
* Plasterers
* Plumbers
* Power and Utility Workers
* Power Plant Operators
* Railroad Workers
* Roofers
* School Teachers/Administrators
* Sheet Metal Workers
* Shipyard Workers
* Steamfitters
* Steel Workers
* Telephone Installers
* Tile Setters
* Welders

4. What if I worked for a company that went out of business?

Although these companies went out of business, you may still have a claim. call us.

5.My loved one passed away a long time ago from asbestos related disease. Do I still have a claim?

It depends so please call us for a free case evaluation.

6. My exposure took place a long time ago. What should I do?

In most cases exposure took place a long time ago and while it makes the case challenging, you may still be entitled to compensation.