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Important Asbestos Health Update

Asbestos-related lung diseases are usually not seen on chest x-rays for 15 to 20 years after a person is first occupationally exposed to asbestos.

If you have been x-rayed in the past and found not to have asbestos-related diseases, you may want to talk to us about getting another set of x-rays.

Given the progressive nature of asbestos lung disease and the benefits of medical monitoring, additional x-rays are a good idea. If the new chest x-ray shows signs of asbestos-related disease, we can help you with any claim you may have against those responsible for your injury.

Mesothelioma Update
The spouse or children of a worker exposed to asbestos may also be suffering from asbestos disease due to exposure to dust and fibers brought into the home on work clothes.

Common Questions About Asbestos

Answers to common questions about asbestos claims
Q: Who should be tested?
A: You or anyone with exposure to asbestos, or anyone who thinks they have had exposure to asbestos, including your immediate family members should be tested for asbestos-related diseases.

Q: What tests are required?
A: Initial testing requires a chest x-ray. Further tests may include a pulmonary function test, blood work, and a physical examination.

Q: What about my results?
A: Make sure to get your results in writing. If you don't understand the report, talk to your doctor or contact us so that we can help you.

Q: What trades and professions are at risk?
A: Virtually all building trades and professions where people came into, or may still come into, contact with asbestos. Those who work in schools, hospitals, hotels, and other institutions may also be at risk. Even family members of an exposed individual are at risk. That's why it's so important to understand your test results and your rights. We're here to help. Contact us today if you have any questions on your exposure or your family's exposure.

Q: What if I worked for a company that isn't in business any longer?
A: Some asbestos companies are out of business or have filed for bankruptcy. However, you may still have a claim. Please call us and we can advise you whether recovery may still be possible in your case.

Q: My husband was exposed to asbestos but is now dead. What should I do?
A: You may still have a claim. Please call us to find out.

Q: My asbestos exposure happened 23 years ago. I'm not sure I can even remember many details of my exposure. What should I do?
A: Almost everyone's exposure happened a long time ago. It's one of the things that is challenging about these cases; the disease takes a long time to cause noticeable symptoms. Please call us to find out if you have a claim and how we might help you.

Q: I may have been exposed to asbestos during a brief summer job. Am I still at risk for asbestos-related disease?
A:
Yes. Please call us to find out if you have a claim.

If you or a loved one has been exposed to asbestos, or is suffering from mesothelioma or other asbestos-related diseases, we would like to help.

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