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Our Ohio Mesothelioma Lawsuit Settlements & Verdicts

Ohio mesothelioma lawsuits award between $1 Million to $11.4 Million on average, depending on the facts of the case and whether it resolves through an out-of-court settlement or a trial verdict.

Our experienced mesothelioma attorneys have secured over $5.5 Billion total for asbestos victims and their families, including more than $230 Million in Ohio.

Our past Ohio mesothelioma settlements and verdicts include:

• $5.73 Million for a Van Wert laborer and furnace installer
• $4.45 Million for a U.S. Army veteran and construction worker in Bridgeport
• $3.56 Million for a Zanesville construction and mining worker
• $3.28 Million for a Miamisburg welder
• $2.99 Million for a Carrollton police officer
• $2.95 Million for a Middletown flight line mechanic
• $2.86 Million for a Fairborn foreman
• $2.42 Million for a carpenter and general laborer in Madison
• $2.73 Million for an Akron mechanic
• $2.06 Million for a jet mechanic and U.S. Air Force veteran in Wakeman
• $2.63 Million for a fertilizer processor and maintenance worker in Marysville
• $2.03 Million for a rubber tuber operator and mechanic in Marietta
• $2.8 Million for a Cleveland counselor and social worker with pleural mesothelioma
• $2.9 Million for a Mt. Vernon woman with pleural mesothelioma from her father's refinery work
• $3.34 Million for a Cairo refinery worker with pleural mesothelioma
• $3.6 Million for an Ohio heavy weapons infantryman in the U.S. Army

Compensation in mesothelioma cases typically comes from companies that manufactured, sold, or used asbestos-containing products without adequately warning workers and consumers about the dangers of exposure.

While there’s never a guarantee of an asbestos payout, our Ohio mesothelioma lawyers work to identify every possible source of compensation to maximize your total recovery.

Many of our clients begin receiving payouts in as few as 90 days of contacting us.

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Who Can Our Ohio Mesothelioma Law Firm Help?

An Ohio mesothelioma law firm may be able to help anyone who was exposed to asbestos and later developed mesothelioma or another asbestos-related disease.

The foundation of any mesothelioma claim is identifying when and where asbestos exposure occurred and determining which companies may be responsible. An experienced Ohio mesothelioma attorney can help gather this evidence, which is critical for a favorable outcome.

Our Ohio mesothelioma law firm can help:

• Patients diagnosed with mesothelioma, lung cancer, asbestosis, and other asbestos-related diseases
• Family members, including spouses and children of the patient
• Estate representatives pursuing wrongful death claims

"Our primary role in the very beginning stages of a mesothelioma lawsuit is to be detectives. We have to find products that were around the victim during the time of their exposure to asbestos."
– Jim Sokolove, Founder (Retired 2013)

Not sure how you were exposed to asbestos? Our Ohio mesothelioma attorneys may still be able to help. We have experience tracing asbestos exposure that occurred years ago at Ohio work sites.

Ohio Mesothelioma Statute of Limitations

The statute of limitations sets a deadline for filing a mesothelioma lawsuit. Like other states, Ohio restricts how long victims and their families have to take legal action after an asbestos-related diagnosis or death.

The Ohio mesothelioma statute of limitations generally gives patients 2 years from the date of their diagnosis to file a personal injury lawsuit (Ohio Revised Code § 2305.10(B)(5)). Families typically have 2 years from the date of death to file a wrongful death claim (Ohio Revised Code § 2125.02(D)).

Taking action as soon as possible can make it easier to gather employment records, identify witnesses, and document asbestos exposure. Waiting too long could prevent you from filing a claim and recovering compensation.

Call (800) 647-3434 right now to see if you may qualify for an Ohio mesothelioma lawsuit. It costs nothing to speak with us.

Filing Ohio Mesothelioma Lawsuits: What to Expect

Families who decide to pursue a mesothelioma lawsuit generally go through several steps to determine where asbestos exposure happened, identify the companies involved, and seek compensation for the harm they suffered.

Most mesothelioma claims are resolved through settlements, allowing families to secure financial support more quickly and without the uncertainty of a trial.

The process of filing an Ohio asbestos lawsuit generally involves:

• Contacting a mesothelioma attorney
• Gathering evidence of asbestos exposure
• Filing claims against the responsible companies
• Negotiating settlements to help cover costs
• Presenting your case in court, if necessary

When you work with Sokolove Law, our mesothelioma attorneys can handle every step of the legal process, so you can focus on treatment, your health, and your loved ones. Learn more about what to expect when filing an Ohio mesothelioma lawsuit.

1. Find an Experienced Mesothelioma Lawyer in Ohio

At Sokolove Law, our Ohio mesothelioma attorneys offer free legal consultations to determine whether you may qualify to pursue compensation.

We'll ask about your work history, military service, and other potential sources of asbestos exposure to help identify where and when you may have come in contact with asbestos.

If you have a case, we can meet with you at your home, hospital room, or virtually — wherever is most convenient for you. There's no cost for us to travel to you.

We understand that a mesothelioma diagnosis often creates financial and emotional challenges for families. That's why our team moves quickly and can often begin investigating a claim within 24 hours of your call.

“I was shocked at how fast Sokolove Law called me. Two days later, they were meeting with me at my house. I was in a mild shock, but it was a good shock.”
– Dennis, Firm Mesothelioma Client

2. Share Your Asbestos Exposure History

Mesothelioma can take decades to develop after someone is exposed to asbestos, making it difficult for many families to know exactly how the exposure happened. In many cases, asbestos-related illnesses do not appear for 20 to 50 years after the initial exposure.

For more than 45 years, Sokolove Law has built extensive databases and records that help connect victims to the products, companies, and job sites linked to their exposure.

Our team can investigate information on:

• Asbestos-containing products used in Ohio and nationwide
• Manufacturers, suppliers, and contractors connected to asbestos exposure
• Thousands of known asbestos exposure sites, including Ohio steel mills, factories, and more

Our experience and investigative resources help us build strong cases while you focus on your health and family. Even if you're not sure how you were exposed, we may still be able to help.

3. File Ohio Asbestos Claims

Your legal team will pursue compensation from every available source. An experienced Ohio mesothelioma lawyer can manage the paperwork, filing requirements, and deadlines while positioning your case for the best possible outcome.

Victims and their families may be eligible to pursue compensation through mesothelioma lawsuits against asbestos-related companies, asbestos trust fund claims, and VA benefits claims for veterans who were exposed during military service.

At Sokolove Law, we carefully review every potential avenue of recovery to help maximize the compensation available to you and your loved ones.

4. Access Mesothelioma Settlements

Your Ohio asbestos attorney will work to negotiate settlements with the companies that made, sold, distributed, or used the products that played a role in your illness. The average mesothelioma settlement is over $1 Million.

The vast majority of mesothelioma claims end in settlements, helping families secure much-needed financial support more quickly.

"Our clients could receive compensation in as few as 6 weeks. The more likelihood is 2 or 3 months, and then you'll probably continue receiving various compensation for another year."
– Ricky LeBlanc, Managing Attorney of Sokolove Law

5. Our Ohio Mesothelioma Attorneys Are Ready for Trial

In the rare event that a settlement is unable to be reached, the case may go to trial. Both sides present evidence on the victim's asbestos exposure and the companies responsible. A judge or jury then decides whether the defendants are liable and what compensation should be awarded.

Past Ohio mesothelioma verdicts include:

• $27.5 Million for a Cleveland man who developed the cancer from secondhand asbestos exposure
• $4.5 Million to the family of a 51-year-old mechanic who passed away from malignant mesothelioma
• $12.1 Million for an 83-year-old Korean War veteran with mesothelioma tied to asbestos-containing packing

Backed by decades of experience and extensive resources, our Ohio mesothelioma attorneys are ready to fight for the justice and compensation families deserve.

Our Ohio Mesothelioma Attorneys Fight to Maximize Compensation

For more than 45 years, Sokolove Law has helped families affected by asbestos exposure seek justice. Our team has represented more than 9,500 asbestos clients nationwide and recovered over $5.5 Billion total through settlements, verdicts, and other payouts.

Our Ohio mesothelioma attorneys know how to uncover complex exposure histories and identify every potential source of compensation. By building strong, evidence-based claims, we work to maximize payouts for each family we represent.

Mesothelioma compensation may come from:

• Mesothelioma lawsuits
• Asbestos trust funds
• Veterans benefits

Many mesothelioma patients qualify for compensation from more than one source. Our team evaluates every available option to help ensure that families pursue the full financial recovery they may be entitled to receive.

Ohio Mesothelioma Lawsuits

Payouts from mesothelioma lawsuits range from $1 Million to $11.4 Million, depending on if the case settles or is resolved through a verdict. These claims are filed against the companies that manufactured, distributed, or used asbestos-containing products linked to your illness.

Our mesothelioma attorneys in Ohio can help:

• Investigate when and where asbestos exposure occurred
• Identify the products and companies responsible
• Hold any at-fault companies accountable
• Seek compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and more

The majority of mesothelioma lawsuits are settled before trial, allowing many families to recover compensation without ever stepping into a courtroom. In fact, more than 99% of mesothelioma claims resolve through settlements.

If you've lost someone to mesothelioma or another asbestos-related disease, our Ohio mesothelioma attorneys may be able to help you file an asbestos claim after death and seek compensation for funeral expenses, loss of emotional support, and your loved one's pain and suffering.

Asbestos Trust Fund Claims

Hundreds of companies once manufactured and sold asbestos products. As lawsuits mounted, many filed for bankruptcy protection. As part of the bankruptcy process, however, the courts required them to establish asbestos trust funds to pay current and future victims.

Today, billions of dollars remain available through these funds. Depending on your work history and exposure, you may qualify to file claims with multiple trusts and recover compensation from several sources.

Mesothelioma VA Benefits for Veterans

If you developed mesothelioma after being exposed to asbestos during military service, you may be entitled to benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

Mesothelioma is generally considered a totally disabling condition, so veterans with this diagnosis often receive a 100% VA disability rating. Eligible veterans may qualify for more than $3,930 monthly in disability compensation plus free health care.

Our VA-accredited lawyers can help with every stage of the VA benefits process, including appealing a previously denied claim. Filing a mesothelioma lawsuit or asbestos trust fund claim won't affect your right to VA benefits.

Mesothelioma in Ohio Lawsuit Updates & News

Ohio families continue to pursue mesothelioma claims against companies that manufactured, sold, or used asbestos-containing products. These lawsuits stem from exposure in a variety of settings, including those linked to the state's industrial past.

For decades, Ohio courts have handled asbestos cases brought by workers, veterans, and surviving family members. Many of these claims have ended in settlements, helping families recover compensation for medical expenses, lost income, and other losses.

Here are some of the latest Ohio asbestos and mesothelioma lawsuit updates:

• September 2025: An Ohio elementary school was closed after environmental testing detected an elevated level of asbestos in one classroom. Solon City Schools officials hired an independent third-party lab to help determine when students and staff can safely return.
• December 2024: Ohio lawmakers approved legislation adding new requirements for asbestos lawsuits, requiring victims to identify specific asbestos-containing products, exposure sites, and witnesses early in the litigation process.
• June 2024: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued a notice of violation to ACCEL Schools Ohio over asbestos and lead paint concerns at three charter schools in Youngstown, Niles, and Warren. Federal and state inspectors found that the schools lacked required asbestos management plans.
• May 2024: An Ohio magistrate recommended a $19.84 Million civil penalty against Sawyer Towers apartment complex in Columbus for violating Ohio asbestos regulations. The complex allegedly ignored asbestos abatement plans, failed to warn contractors about potential exposure, and allowed asbestos fibers to spread throughout the 400-unit complex.
• June 2021: The estate of an 83-year-old mesothelioma victim was awarded more than $12 Million after an Ohio jury found that he developed the disease from years of working with asbestos-containing packing materials.
• April 2016: An Ohio probate court sought heirs to hundreds of deceased rubber workers who developed asbestos-related diseases as part of an effort to distribute approximately $2 Million in unpaid asbestos claims. The payments stemmed from an $80 Million settlement with insurers over asbestos exposure claims.
• July 2015: A Toledo developer was sentenced for illegally removing and disposing of asbestos during the demolition of the former Champion Spark Plug facility. Prosecutors said unlicensed workers removed friable asbestos pipe insulation and dumped the material at multiple locations in Lucas County, resulting in jail time, community service, and more than $25,000 in cleanup and investigative costs.
• September 2014: The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that smokers alleging asbestos exposure caused their lung cancer must provide a diagnosis from a "competent medical authority" showing that asbestos was a substantial contributing factor to the disease.
• January 2014: A Cleveland jury awarded an English professor and his wife $27.5 Million after finding that his mesothelioma was caused by secondhand asbestos dust his father unknowingly carried home on his work clothes, making it one of the largest asbestos verdicts in Ohio history.
• July 2011: An Ohio construction company owner was sentenced for violating federal asbestos regulations during renovations at the former Weirton Steel Plant in Steubenville. Prosecutors said the company failed to properly handle thousands of feet of asbestos-containing pipe insulation, resulting in probation, fines, and an order to provide baseline X-rays for employees involved.

Recent events across Ohio demonstrate that asbestos remains an ongoing public health concern, affecting workers, residents, students, and communities in a variety of settings.

These incidents underscore that the dangers of asbestos have not disappeared. Aging infrastructure, renovation projects, demolitions, and occupational exposures can still release hazardous fibers and put everyday people at risk.

$27.5 Million Ohio Take-Home Asbestos Verdict

A Cuyahoga County jury awarded more than $27.5 Million to an English teacher who allegedly developed mesothelioma from secondhand asbestos exposure as a child. Included in the verdict was $15 Million to the man's wife for loss of services.

The victim's father worked for decades at Eaton Airflex, a brake pad manufacturer, and regularly came home with asbestos dust on his clothing, exposing his family to the fibers, according to the lawsuit. The father reportedly died of lung cancer at age 52.

Jurors found brake products manufacturer Kelsey-Hayes 60% responsible. The mesothelioma verdict was believed to be the largest asbestos award in Ohio at the time.

$12 Million Ohio Packaging Asbestos Exposure​ Verdict

A Lorain County jury awarded more than $12 Million to the estate of a Korean War veteran who died from mesothelioma at age 83 after decades of occupational asbestos exposure.

The verdict included an initial $6.1 Million award, with the trial judge later adding another $6 Million in punitive damages against product manufacturer John Crane Inc.

The veteran worked for more than 40 years at the Pfaudler Company plant in Elyria, where he regularly cut asbestos-containing rope packing used in industrial equipment. According to trial evidence, the packing material contained blue crocidolite asbestos, one of the most dangerous forms of the mineral.

$4.5 Million Ohio Mesothelioma Lawsuit Verdict

The family of an Ohio mechanic who died at age 51 from malignant mesothelioma received a $4.5 Million asbestos verdict. He was allegedly diagnosed with mesothelioma in 1997 and died less than 2 years later.

A Cuyahoga County judge found Nationwide Brake and Alignment Centers liable for exposing the worker to asbestos dust over many years.

The man reportedly worked at Marzec Motors in Cleveland from 1964 to 1978 and interacted with mechanics employed by Nationwide Brake and Alignment, which operated in the same building. The lawsuit alleged that he was exposed to asbestos fibers released during brake repairs.

$80 Million Ohio Asbestos Settlement for Rubber Workers

An Ohio probate court spent years trying to locate the heirs of hundreds of former rubber workers who died or became seriously ill from asbestos-related diseases so they could receive compensation from an $80 Million asbestos settlement.

Approximately $2 Million in claims remained unpaid because many of the workers had died long before the litigation was resolved and their surviving family members could not be located.

The settlement fund was created after insurers agreed to resolve thousands of asbestos claims brought by current and former rubber workers. However, years of appeals delayed the payouts until a federal appeals court ordered the settlement money to be distributed.

According to reports, roughly 19,000 asbestos claims nationwide were eligible for payment, with Summit County accounting for nearly 6,000 of those cases. Individual compensation awards ranged from approximately $2,100 to $23,000, depending on the worker's diagnosis and the severity of their illness.

Asbestos lawsuits, regulatory actions, and exposure incidents show that asbestos remains an ongoing issue throughout Ohio. If your family is facing a mesothelioma diagnosis, our Ohio asbestos attorneys are here to hold responsible companies accountable.

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Types of Asbestos Lawyers in Ohio

Our asbestos lawyers in Ohio help families pursue compensation for many different types of asbestos-related claims. The type of claim you may be eligible to file often depends on your diagnosis, how the exposure occurred, and which companies may be responsible.

Our Ohio asbestos attorneys represent clients in cases involving mesothelioma, asbestos-related lung cancer, secondary or take-home exposure, talcum powder lawsuits, and other asbestos-related diseases and injuries.

Mesothelioma Attorney in Ohio

Mesothelioma is a rare and aggressive cancer that develops after exposure to asbestos. Our mesothelioma attorneys in Ohio can investigate your employment history, military service, and other potential sources of exposure to identify the companies responsible for your illness.

We work to pursue compensation from every available source, including mesothelioma lawsuits, asbestos trust funds, and VA benefits, helping families recover money for medical treatment, lost income, and other expenses related to the disease.

Ohio Mesothelioma Wrongful Death Lawyer

If a loved one passed away from mesothelioma or another asbestos-related disease before filing a claim or before their case was resolved, surviving family members may still be able to pursue compensation with the help of our Ohio mesothelioma wrongful death attorneys.

More than 12,697 Ohio residents have died from asbestos-related diseases, as reported by the Environmental Working Group (EWG). Ohio recorded 996 deaths linked to asbestosis from 1999 to 2017.

A wrongful death claim can help surviving loved ones seek compensation for funeral and burial costs, lost financial support, loss of companionship, and other damages resulting from an asbestos-related death.

Ohio Lung Cancer Attorney

Asbestos exposure is a known cause of lung cancer, particularly among workers who inhaled asbestos fibers over many years in industrial, construction, and manufacturing settings.

In Ohio, the rate of new lung cancer cases is significantly higher than the national average, with 63.9 cases per 100,000 people compared to 52.8 cases per 100,000 people nationwide, as reported by the American Lung Association.

Our Ohio lung cancer lawyers help victims determine if exposure may have contributed to their diagnosis and seek compensation from the companies that put them at risk.

Ohio Talcum Powder Lawyers

Studies and testing have found microscopic asbestos fibers in certain talcum powder products, raising concerns about a link between contaminated talc and serious illnesses like mesothelioma and ovarian cancer.

Because talc and asbestos often form near one another underground, talc deposits can become contaminated with asbestos during mining and processing.

Our Ohio talcum powder lawyers can help individuals and families pursue claims against manufacturers that sold asbestos-contaminated talc products without adequately warning about the potential health risks.

Ohio Secondary Asbestos Exposure Lawyers

Secondary asbestos exposure occurs when workers unknowingly bring asbestos fibers home on their clothing, shoes, hair, or tools. Family members can then be exposed through everyday activities like doing laundry, cleaning work clothes, or even hugging a loved one after work.

Our Ohio secondary asbestos exposure lawyers help spouses, children, and other family members pursue compensation if they developed mesothelioma or another asbestos-related disease after being exposed to asbestos brought home by someone else.

Asbestos in Ohio & Mesothelioma Statistics

Mesothelioma is a rare and aggressive cancer caused by asbestos exposure. The disease can develop after years of occupational exposure or, in some cases, after relatively limited contact with asbestos fibers. Symptoms often do not appear until 20 to 50 years after first exposure.

In Ohio, over 7,100 job sites are confirmed to have used asbestos. Ohio asbestos statistics highlight the mineral's lasting impact on workers and communities across the state.

Asbestos facts and statistics on mesothelioma in Ohio include:

• In 2023, 106 new mesothelioma cases were recorded in Ohio, according to the CDC. Of those cases, males accounted for 78 and females 28.
• From 1999 to 2017, over 12,697 asbestos-related deaths were recorded in Ohio, with 996 related to asbestosis, 2,353 to mesothelioma, and 9,412 to lung cancer, according to the EWG.
• During this period, Cuyahoga County recorded about 1,599 asbestos-related deaths, followed by Hamilton County with 686, Summit County with 674, Franklin County with 645, Lucas County with 638, and Lorain County with 559.
• Ohio reported 5.8 asbestos-related deaths per 100,000 residents, which is higher than the national average of 4.9.
• Jefferson County had the state's highest asbestos-related death rate at 20.2, followed by Monroe County at 15.3 and Morgan County at 13.3.
• In 34.5% of cases, mesothelioma was diagnosed among Ohio residents ages 75 to 84, with 32.5% of cases diagnosed in residents aged 65 to 74, according to the Ohio Department of Health (ODH).
• The ODH noted that rates of new mesothelioma cases among men decreased by an average of 8% per year from 2014 to 2022, while rates among women remained stable from 1996 to 2022.
  From 2018 to 2022, approximately 42.3% of mesothelioma patients in Ohio were diagnosed at a late stage.
• About 11% of Ohio residents with mesothelioma are still alive 5 years or more after their diagnosis, which is lower than the national average of 15%.
• In Ohio, 77% of mesothelioma cases are pleural and about 15% are peritoneal, ODH reported.

Across Ohio, asbestos exposure has been linked to aging schools, industrial facilities, commercial buildings, and military installations where asbestos-containing materials were commonly used.

Asbestos Companies in Ohio

Before the dangers of asbestos became widely recognized, over 7,100 job sites across Ohio used asbestos-containing products. Workers were often exposed while handling insulation, pipe coverings, cement products, drywall, joint compound, and more.

Republic Steel had 142 asbestos work sites in Ohio, more than any other company in the state. U.S. Steel had 58 Ohio asbestos exposure job sites, followed by General Electric with 57, General Motors with 44, and Ford Motor Co. with 41.

Other asbestos companies in Ohio​ include:

• Babcock & Wilcox
• Celotex Corporation
• Eastman Kodak Company
• Formica Corporation
• H.J. Heinz Company
• Johns Manville
• Kroger
• NARCO
• National Gypsum
• Ohio Malleable
• Oster Manufacturing Company
• Owens Corning
• Owens Illinois
• Sunoco Company
• Union Carbide
• Vetera
• Wheeling Steel Corp.
• W.R. Grace

From 1967 to 1980, Scotts Miracle-Gro Company in Marysville received and processed 430,000 tons of asbestos-contaminated vermiculite from the W.R. Grace mine in Libby, Montana — more than any other facility in the nation.

The companies on this list do not reflect current conditions, as many facilities have since been renovated, demolished, or undergone asbestos abatement. However, our workplace asbestos exposure lawyers in Ohio can still pinpoint where asbestos-containing materials were once used.

Use our free asbestos workplace database to find out if you may have suffered asbestos exposure in Ohio at any point in your career.

Asbestos Laws in Ohio

Ohio asbestos laws regulate the handling, removal, and disposal of asbestos to help protect workers, residents, and the general public.

Ohio asbestos regulations include:

• Ohio Administrative Code Chapter 3745-20 (Asbestos Emission Control): Administered by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, these regulations implement the federal asbestos National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) and establish requirements for asbestos inspections, demolition, and renovation projects.
• Ohio Department of Health (ODH) Asbestos Hazard Abatement Program: Oversees the licensing and accreditation of asbestos contractors, specialists, and training providers. The program also establishes standards for asbestos hazard abatement projects and worker protection.
• Asbestos Licensing and Training Requirements: Ohio requires asbestos hazard abatement contractors, workers, inspectors, project designers, and air monitoring technicians to complete approved training and maintain appropriate licenses before performing asbestos work.
• Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) Compliance: Ohio schools must comply with federal AHERA requirements, including conducting asbestos inspections, maintaining asbestos management plans, and notifying parents and staff about asbestos-containing materials in schools.

Local governments and boards of health may also impose additional requirements related to demolition permits, building safety, environmental protection, and the handling of asbestos-containing materials.

Let a Top Ohio Mesothelioma Attorney Fight for Your Family

A mesothelioma diagnosis can change everything. While you focus on your health and the people who matter most, our Ohio mesothelioma lawyers can investigate your asbestos exposure, determine who may be responsible, and pursue every available source of compensation on your behalf.

For more than 45 years, Sokolove Law has helped mesothelioma patients and their families seek justice, recovering over $5.5 Billion total. We have the resources and experience to stand up to powerful companies and guide families through every step of the legal process.

There are no upfront costs or hourly fees to work with our firm, and you pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you.

Call us at (800) 647-3434 right now or fill out our contact form for a free case review. Our team is available 24/7 to answer your questions and discuss how we may be able to help your family.

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