Anyone who has been exposed to asbestos during the course of their work could be at risk of contracting an asbestos related disease. There are various different types of asbestos related disease including asbestosis, mesothelioma, lung cancer, pleural plaques and pleural thickening. Asbestos compensation claims have been made since 1929 against employers and manufacturers who failed to protect employees or consumers from exposure to this dangerous material.
Unfortunately, pleural plaques can no longer be compensated for due to a House of Lords ruling, but we can help you bring a claim for any other condition caused by asbestos exposure.
If you have lost a loved one to an asbestos related disease, you can also make a claim. Proceedings must start within three years of the date of the death, so if you are within this time limit, do not hesitate to contact us for sympathetic, professional and specialist advice.
Asbestos claims against employers often involve in-depth investigations. Sometimes we will have to work on ascertaining which of the employers was responsible as sufferers have usually worked at various companies, the safety measures of which one, some or all could be in question. Many companies will have ceased trading but we can often track down their insurers and have the company reinstated if necessary. Ours is a dedicated service, and one that has successfully achieved high levels of compensation for many asbestos related disease sufferers.
Start your Claim for Asbestos Disease Compensation with the Help of Experts at Winclaim
If you have been diagnosed with an asbestos related disease, or have lost a loved one because of exposure to asbestos, the friendly, expert specialists at Winclaim are on hand and well equipped to help you make an asbestos compensation claim. Call us now and we’ll advise if you have a claim worth investigating and the best way to proceed. We’ll start the claims process for you without delay. We’ll take care of every aspect of the process, and we’ll be there to guide you through each step.
