South Carolina Mesothelioma Lawyer

Our Past South Carolina Mesothelioma Settlements & Verdicts

Mesothelioma lawsuits result in settlements and verdicts between $1 Million and $11.4 Million on average, based on the individual facts of the case and whether it resolves out of court or after a trial.

Our mesothelioma attorneys have recovered over $5.5 Billion total for asbestos victims and their families, including more than $100 Million for clients in South Carolina.

Our past South Carolina mesothelioma settlements and verdicts include:

• $13.82 Million for a hotel manager in Johns Island
• $4.21 Million to a Little River nursing assistant
• $3.44 Million for a Fort Mill waitress
• $3 Million to a Taylors flight engineer
• $2.36 Million for an Easley man with pleural mesothelioma
• $1.82 Million to a Camden union teamster and assembly line worker
• $2.21 Million for a Lyman machinist mate in the U.S. Navy
• $1.73 Million to a Simpsonville electrician and U.S. Coast Guard veteran
• $1.71 Million for a Varnville plumber and sheet metal worker
• $1.59 Million to a laborer and pipefitter in Ruby
• $1.45 Million for a Ladson U.S. Navy veteran and shipfitter
• $1.26 Million to a home remodeler in Honea Path
• $1.57 Million for a Lyman industrial plant worker
• $1.79 Million to a U.S. Navy veteran in Eutawville with pleural mesothelioma
• $2.37 Million for an Aiken carpenter and U.S. Army veteran
• $5.72 Million to a U.S. Navy veteran in Summerville

Mesothelioma compensation typically comes from companies that made, sold, or distributed asbestos-containing products without adequately warning workers and the public about the health risks.

While an asbestos payout is never guaranteed, our South Carolina mesothelioma settlement lawyers will work to maximize your total recovery. Many of our clients start receiving payouts within 90 days of contacting us.

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Since 1979, Sokolove Law has secured more than $5.5 Billion for thousands of mesothelioma victims and their families.

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Who Can File a South Carolina Asbestos Claim?

Anyone exposed to asbestos who later developed mesothelioma or another asbestos-related disease may be able to file a claim. The foundation of any case is identifying how the exposure happened and which companies may be responsible.

A South Carolina asbestos claim attorney can help mesothelioma victims exposed on the job, during military service, at home, or elsewhere, as well as their family members.

Our South Carolina asbestos lawyers 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

Asbestos cases often require reconstructing a person's exposure history. Attorneys often examine decades-old employment records, military service records, and product evidence to identify the companies that may be responsible.

"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? Our South Carolina mesothelioma attorneys have experience tracing asbestos exposure that occurred decades ago in South Carolina and other states.

South Carolina Mesothelioma Statute of Limitations

All states have a statute of limitations, which is the deadline for filing an asbestos lawsuit after a diagnosis or death.

Taking action quickly can make it easier to gather employment records, identify witnesses, and document exposure. Waiting too long could prevent you from filing a claim at all.

Call (800) 647-3434 right now to see if you may be able to file a South Carolina mesothelioma lawsuit. It costs nothing to speak with us.

What to Expect When Filing a South Carolina Mesothelioma Lawsuit

Families who pursue a mesothelioma lawsuit generally go through several steps to trace the exposure, identify responsible companies, and seek compensation.

Most South Carolina mesothelioma lawsuits are resolved through settlements rather than trials, allowing many families to secure compensation without the hassle of a courtroom battle.

Filing a South Carolina mesothelioma lawsuit generally involves:

• Speaking with a mesothelioma lawyer
• Identifying when, where, and how asbestos exposure occurred
• Filing claims against the companies responsible
• Negotiating settlement payouts
• Going to trial if a settlement cannot be reached

From investigating your asbestos exposure to pursuing every available source of compensation, our mesothelioma attorneys handle the legal work from start to finish, so you can focus on your health and well-being.

1. Contact a Top Mesothelioma Attorney in South Carolina

At Sokolove Law, our South Carolina 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. If you have a case, we can meet with you at your home, hospital room, or virtually — wherever is most convenient.

A mesothelioma diagnosis can change everything. That's why our team moves quickly and can often begin investigating your 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. We'll Collect Asbestos Exposure Evidence

Mesothelioma often takes 20 to 50 years to develop after exposure, making it hard for many families to pinpoint exactly how it happened.

For more than 45 years, Sokolove Law has built extensive records connecting victims to the products, companies, and job sites tied to their exposure.

Our team can investigate:

• Asbestos-containing products used in South Carolina and other states
• Manufacturers, suppliers, and contractors linked to asbestos exposure
• Known asbestos exposure sites throughout South Carolina and beyond

Even if you don't know how or where you were exposed to asbestos, our team can investigate your exposure history, identify the companies that may be responsible, and build your case in the background of your life.

3. We'll File South Carolina Mesothelioma Claims

Your legal team will pursue every available source of compensation. From managing paperwork, filings, and deadlines, an experienced South Carolina mesothelioma lawyer can handle the legal process on your behalf.

Depending on your circumstances, you may be eligible to recover compensation through asbestos lawsuits, asbestos trust funds, and VA benefits if your exposure occurred during military service.

At Sokolove Law, we know South Carolina's unique asbestos landscape, allowing us to navigate the state's laws and detect every potential avenue for compensation to help maximize your case value.

4. We'll Seek Mesothelioma Settlements

Your South Carolina mesothelioma settlement lawyer will pursue compensation from the companies responsible for your asbestos exposure. While every case is unique, the average mesothelioma settlement is over $1 Million.

Asbestos lawsuits often involve multiple defendants — an average of 75 companies, meaning many families may be eligible to recover compensation from more than one source.

Most mesothelioma cases are resolved through negotiated settlements rather than trials, helping families secure financial support sooner while avoiding court proceedings.

5. Our Team Is Prepared for Trial

In the rare event that a settlement cannot be reached, your case may go to trial. Your team will present evidence about your asbestos exposure, the companies responsible, and the losses you and your family have suffered.

If the court finds the defendants liable, a judge or jury will determine the amount of compensation to award.

South Carolina mesothelioma verdicts include:

• $63.4 Million to a long-term baby powder user with mesothelioma
• $29.1 Million for a woman who developed mesothelioma from asbestos in cosmetics
• $1.75 Million to the family of a maintenance worker who passed away
• $32 Million for a worker whose wife died of secondhand exposure

With more than 45 years of experience and extensive resources, Sokolove Law is prepared to fight for the justice and compensation South Carolina families deserve.

Why Work with a Mesothelioma Lawyer in South Carolina?

Because mesothelioma often develops decades after asbestos exposure, these cases can be especially complex.

Identifying where the exposure occurred, determining which products were involved, and tracing the companies responsible often requires extensive investigation and access to historical records.

Your mesothelioma attorney in South Carolina can:

• Reconstruct your asbestos exposure history, even if it occurred decades ago
• Identify the manufacturers, suppliers, contractors, or employers that may be legally responsible
• Determine which asbestos lawsuits, trust fund claims, and other compensation options you may qualify for
• Gather employment records, military service records, medical documentation, and other evidence to support your claim
• Handle all legal filings, deadlines, and communications with the defendants
• Negotiate settlements and take your case to trial if necessary

Sokolove Law has spent more than 45 years helping families trace asbestos exposure, hold negligent companies accountable, and pursue the compensation they deserve.

Having handled more mesothelioma cases than any other law firm, we have the experience, investigative resources, and nationwide network needed to build strong asbestos claims even when the exposure happened many years ago.

South Carolina Mesothelioma Lawyers Work to Maximize Your Payout

Many mesothelioma patients are eligible to pursue compensation from more than one source, including from companies that closed their doors years ago to those that are still operating today.

At Sokolove Law, we evaluate every potential avenue for recovery to help maximize the compensation available to each family we represent.

Depending on your circumstances, we may pursue compensation through:

• Mesothelioma lawsuits
• Asbestos trust funds
• VA benefits for eligible veterans

Our goal is to identify every available claim so you don't miss out on compensation simply because an asbestos-related company changed names, merged, or filed for bankruptcy decades ago.

South Carolina Mesothelioma Lawsuits

Mesothelioma lawsuits are filed against the companies that manufactured, sold, distributed, or used asbestos-containing products linked to your illness — and they pay out between $1 Million and $1.4 Million on average.

Our mesothelioma attorneys in South Carolina can help:

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

The majority of mesothelioma lawsuits end in settlements, which allow families to recover compensation without going to trial. In fact, more than 99% of mesothelioma claims end in out-of-court settlements.

If you lost a loved one to mesothelioma or another asbestos-related illness, our South Carolina mesothelioma attorneys may be able to help you pursue compensation from a wrongful death claim.

South Carolina Asbestos Trust Fund Claims

Many companies that manufactured or used asbestos products filed for bankruptcy after facing a flood of asbestos lawsuits. As a condition of bankruptcy, many were required to establish asbestos trust funds to pay current and future victims.

Today, these trusts contain billions of dollars for eligible claimants. Depending on your exposure history, you may qualify to file claims with multiple asbestos trust funds while also pursuing compensation from mesothelioma lawsuits.

South Carolina Mesothelioma VA Benefits for Veterans

If your mesothelioma is linked to asbestos exposure during military service, you may be eligible for disability compensation and health care through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

Because mesothelioma is generally considered a totally disabling condition, most eligible veterans receive a 100% VA disability rating. This may provide more than $3,930 per month in disability compensation, along with access to VA health care.

Our South Carolina military mesothelioma lawyers can assist with every stage of the VA benefits process. Pursuing VA benefits does not prevent you from also filing a mesothelioma lawsuit or seeking compensation from asbestos trust funds.

South Carolina Mesothelioma Lawsuit News & Updates

South Carolina's asbestos docket has drawn national attention in recent years, both for its large verdicts and for how the litigation is managed.

Many asbestos claims involve exposure at the state's military bases, shipyards, manufacturing plants, power stations, paper mills, and other industrial job sites.

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

• May 2026: The South Carolina Supreme Court allowed claims to move forward seeking to hold ESAB Corp. liable for the asbestos liabilities of Cape Intermediate Holdings, keeping alive a major case involving asbestos used in industry and U.S. Navy ships.
• December 2025: The American Tort Reform Foundation's annual "Judicial Hellholes" report ranked South Carolina's asbestos litigation environment among the most active in the country, citing the volume of receivership orders issued in the state's coordinated docket.
• September 2025: A South Carolina judge denied Johnson & Johnson's request for a mistrial in a mesothelioma case after issuing several rulings that limited the company's ability to present certain expert testimony on alternative causes of the victim's cancer.
• August 2024: A South Carolina jury awarded $63.4 Million to a man who developed mesothelioma after decades of using Johnson & Johnson baby powder, finding both J&J and American International Industries liable for exposing consumers to asbestos-contaminated talc.
• March 2024: A South Carolina jury awarded $1.75 Million to the family of a former Celanese maintenance worker who died from mesothelioma after years of occupational asbestos exposure at the company's Spartanburg-area facility.
• September 2021: The South Carolina Court of Appeals upheld a $2.87 Million judgment for the family of a Duke Energy worker who died from mesothelioma after repeated occupational asbestos exposure from industrial valves.
• June 2021: A South Carolina court allowed the estate of a mesothelioma victim to continue pursuing asbestos claims after her death, highlighting that surviving family members may be able to continue certain asbestos lawsuits.
• September 2018: After Hurricane Florence, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control notified asbestos professionals that it would waive asbestos project license processing fees and other requirements for demolition of structures in certain counties.
• August 2018: Asbestos was removed from classrooms and a main office at Savannah Grove Elementary School.
• July 2018: A South Carolina mesothelioma lawsuit went to trial after a former employee of Celanese Corporation alleged he developed the disease from working around asbestos-containing pipe insulation supplied by Covil Corporation during the 1970s.
• October 2015: A South Carolina jury awarded $14 Million to the family of a maintenance worker who died from mesothelioma after occupational asbestos exposure at a Celanese polyester fiber plant in Spartanburg during the 1970s.
• April 2012: The University of South Carolina was accused of repeatedly ignoring state asbestos removal laws after discovering asbestos on campus, putting the health of students and teachers at risk.
• May 2008: Inspectors reportedly found asbestos at the Fort Jackson Barracks in Columbia, where thousands of U.S. Army soldiers complete basic training each year.
• May 2006: South Carolina enacted the Asbestos and Silica Claims Procedure Act, establishing special procedures for asbestos lawsuits, including medical evidence requirements for most claims while giving priority to mesothelioma and other malignant asbestos-related diseases.

These developments highlight that asbestos remains an ongoing public health risk statewide. Workers, veterans, and others may still be exposed during renovations, demolitions, industrial work, and maintenance of older buildings.

Compensation from a South Carolina mesothelioma lawsuit or settlement can help families cover medical bills and other expenses related to a mesothelioma diagnosis.

$63.3 Million in South Carolina Mesothelioma Talc Verdict

In 2024, a South Carolina jury awarded a mesothelioma patient and his family more than $63.3 Million after finding that Johnson & Johnson's baby powder caused his cancer.

The verdict included $32.6 Million for the victim's actual losses and $30.7 Million in punitive damages. Jurors also found co-defendant American International Industries liable.

The man was diagnosed with mesothelioma in 2023 after using J&J's talc-based baby powder every day because he was allergic to deodorants. The company allegedly knew as early as 1970 that their talc products contained asbestos.

$32 Million South Carolina Take-Home Asbestos Verdict

A family was awarded $32 Million after the death of a loved one from mesothelioma linked to asbestos brought home on the clothing of family members who worked at an industrial facility.

The verdict found Kraft Heinz Co. and Metal Masters Inc. negligent for failing to warn workers about asbestos hazards.

The victim was allegedly exposed to asbestos while laundering the work clothes of her husband, who worked for Metal Masters at a Kraft-owned Louis Rich facility in Newberry during the 1980s. She was also exposed through her father and uncle.

$1.75 Million South Carolina Mesothelioma Wrongful Death Verdict

In 2024, a South Carolina jury awarded $1.75 Million to the wife of a maintenance worker who died from mesothelioma after years of occupational asbestos exposure.

The jury found that exposure to asbestos-containing products at the Celanese plant in Spartanburg during the 1970s contributed to his illness. The case was heard by Judge Toal as part of the South Carolina asbestos docket.

The victim regularly replaced gaskets and packing on valves and pumps, which exposed him to asbestos in products manufactured by John Crane Inc. He was also exposed to asbestos while removing insulation to access equipment.

$2.87 Million South Carolina Mesothelioma Lawsuit Verdict

A power plant worker was awarded $2.87 Million after a South Carolina jury found that his mesothelioma was caused by exposure to asbestos-containing valves manufactured by Fisher Controls International and Crosby Valve LLC.

The man worked for Duke Energy and, during the 1980s, regularly supervised the removal and replacement of gaskets on Fisher and Crosby valves, according to the lawsuit.

After the jury returned its verdict, the trial court increased the award to $2.87 Million. The mesothelioma verdict was later upheld on appeal.

$1.1 Million South Carolina Mesothelioma Verdict

The estate of a paper mill worker who developed mesothelioma was awarded $1.1 Million after a jury connected his illness to years of occupational exposure to asbestos-containing dryer felts supplied by Scapa Waycross.

The worker spent years installing, cleaning, removing, and disposing of dryer felts on paper machines, with approximately one-quarter of those felts containing asbestos, according to the lawsuit.

He was diagnosed with malignant pleural mesothelioma about 10 years after retiring and later died from the disease. In 2024, the South Carolina Supreme Court upheld the verdict.

$14 Million Mesothelioma Lawsuit Verdict for Worker's Family

A South Carolina jury awarded $14 Million to the family of a maintenance worker who died at age 70 from mesothelioma after years of asbestos exposure at a Celanese polyester fiber plant in Spartanburg.

The South Carolina mesothelioma wrongful death verdict included $12 Million for actual losses and $2 Million in punitive damages after jurors found Celanese negligent and reckless.

The victim worked at the plant from 1971 to 1980 while employed by a contractor, Daniel Construction Co. Celanese allegedly controlled safety policies but failed to warn workers about asbestos hazards or provide adequate protection.

"These companies always have knowledge of hazards the workers don't. By the time [the victim] started working at the Celanese plant, they had full information upon which they could have acted."
– South Carolina Mesothelioma Lawyer

$29.1 Million South Carolina Asbestos Talc Mesothelioma Verdict

A South Carolina jury awarded $29.1 Million to a 36-year-old mother of three diagnosed with mesothelioma who alleged that asbestos-contaminated talc in cosmetic products caused her cancer.

Jurors found talc supplier Whittaker, Clark & Daniels liable for her injuries after claims against some other defendants, including Mary Kay, were resolved through mesothelioma settlements prior to trial.

The woman alleged that companies involved in supplying and manufacturing the cosmetic talc knew for years that the talc contained asbestos but failed to warn consumers.

How South Carolina Asbestos Exposure Occurs

Asbestos exposure in South Carolina is closely tied to the state's shipbuilding, textile, energy, and military history. Because asbestos was widely used, thousands of workers were exposed on the job without knowing the risks.

Exposure also occurred outside the workplace through asbestos-containing consumer products, including cosmetic talc. Our South Carolina mesothelioma lawyers can investigate where your exposure happened and pursue the compensation your family deserves.

South Carolina Military Asbestos Exposure

South Carolina veterans and civilian military workers were exposed to asbestos for decades while serving on ships, repairing equipment, maintaining buildings, and working around asbestos-containing materials.

South Carolina military sites linked to asbestos exposure include:

• Charleston Naval Shipyard
• Fort Jackson
• Joint Base Charleston
• Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort
• Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island
• Shaw Air Force Base

If you developed mesothelioma after military service, a South Carolina armed forces mesothelioma lawyer can help identify the source of your exposure and explore your options for compensation, including VA benefits and asbestos claims.

Occupational Asbestos Exposure in South Carolina

Many South Carolina workers were exposed to asbestos while performing jobs in industries that depended on insulation, fireproofing, and other asbestos-containing materials.

South Carolina workers may have been exposed during:

• Construction and industrial maintenance
• Paper and chemical manufacturing
• Power generation
• Mining and mineral processing
• Nuclear facility work
• Shipbuilding and ship repair
• Textile manufacturing

Our South Carolina asbestos exposure lawyers can investigate your work history to identify potential sources of exposure.

At-Home Asbestos Exposure in SC

Because asbestos was widely used in insulation, floor and ceiling tiles, roofing materials, pipe coverings, and other construction products, homeowners working on older South Carolina buildings may still encounter it today.

DIY remodeling, home renovations, and repair projects can release dangerous asbestos fibers when older materials are disturbed.

If your mesothelioma was caused by exposure to asbestos-containing building materials, South Carolina asbestos product lawyers at Sokolove Law can work to trace your illness back to the items that made you sick.

South Carolina Asbestos Talc Exposure

Some South Carolina residents have developed asbestos-related diseases like mesothelioma and ovarian cancer after years of using asbestos-contaminated talc products like baby powder, cosmetics, and other personal care items.

In recent years, juries have awarded $63 Million to a mesothelioma patient who used J&J baby powder daily and $29.1 Million to a woman who claimed asbestos-contaminated cosmetic talc products led to her mesothelioma.

A South Carolina talcum powder mesothelioma lawyer can handle claims involving industrial or personal talc exposure linked to a mesothelioma diagnosis.

South Carolina Secondhand Asbestos Exposure

Many South Carolina families were exposed when asbestos fibers were carried home on a loved one's clothing, shoes, hair, or work tools and released during everyday activities like doing laundry.

South Carolina courts have recognized the dangers of this take-home exposure. In one case, a jury awarded $32 Million to the family of a woman who developed mesothelioma after years of laundering asbestos-contaminated work clothes.

If you've suffered secondary asbestos exposure, you may still be able to pursue compensation. A South Carolina secondhand asbestos exposure attorney at Sokolove Law can review your case and let you know if a payout may be possible.

South Carolina Asbestos Companies & Exposure Sites

Before the dangers of asbestos were widely known, over 1,100 South Carolina job sites used asbestos-containing products in shipbuilding, textile manufacturing, power generation, mining, and more.

South Carolina Electric Gas had more than 30 asbestos exposure sites in the state — more than any other asbestos-related company. Workers may have been exposed by handling asbestos-containing wiring or equipment or by working near others who did.

Workers may have also come in contact with asbestos at:

• Celanese Corporation of America
• Celotex
• Charleston Shipyards
• Duke Power Company
• Giant Portland Cement
• Greenwood Mills
• Industrial Fire Bricks
• J.P. Stevens and Company
• Owens Corning
• Raybestos Manhattan
• Santee River Wool Combing Company
• Sonoco Products Company
• The Singer Company
• University of South Carolina
• U.S. Navy Yard
• Westinghouse
• W.R. Grace

A study of over 3,000 South Carolina asbestos textile workers found that workers experienced a 95% higher lung cancer death rate and elevated rates of asbestos-related respiratory diseases. The risk increased with cumulative asbestos exposure.

These sites reflect historical conditions. Many facilities have since been renovated, demolished, or undergone asbestos abatement. However, our mesothelioma in South Carolina can still help 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 South Carolina during your career.

Asbestos in South Carolina & Mesothelioma Statistics

Mesothelioma is a rare, aggressive cancer caused by asbestos exposure, with symptoms often not appearing until 20 to 50 years after first contact with the fibers.

In 2023, 43 new mesothelioma cases were recorded in South Carolina, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

SC asbestos and mesothelioma statistics include:

• From 1999 to 2017, South Carolina recorded an estimated 3,801 asbestos-related deaths, including 512 from asbestosis, 663 from mesothelioma, and 2,652 from lung cancer, according to the Environmental Working Group (EWG).
• South Carolina's overall asbestos-related death rate was 4.4 per 100,000 residents from 1999 to 2017, slightly below the national average of 4.9.
• Charleston County, home to the Charleston Naval Shipyard, recorded the most asbestos-related deaths in the state during that period, with an estimated 550 deaths, or about 28 per year, nearly double any other South Carolina county.
• Kershaw County had the state's highest asbestos-related death rate, at 11.5 per 100,000 residents.
• Other counties with high totals included Horry County (285 deaths), Greenville County (277), York County (257), Lexington County (216), and Spartanburg County (213).
• The rate of new lung cancer cases in South Carolina is 57.6, which is significantly higher than the national average of 52.8.
• South Carolina had a 300% increase in asbestos case filings from 2024 to 2025, the largest percentage increase in the nation.

South Carolina asbestos statistics highlight the long-term impact of asbestos exposure, with thousands of residents diagnosed with mesothelioma, lung cancer, and other asbestos-related illnesses.

At Sokolove Law, our South Carolina asbestos attorney​s have the local knowledge and national experience to secure the outcomes that families deserve.

South Carolina Mesothelioma Treatment

Mesothelioma treatment often combines surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and radiation therapy. The right approach depends on the type of mesothelioma, its stage, and your treatment goals.

Top South Carolina mesothelioma cancer center​s include:

• Lexington Medical Cancer Center (Columbia)
• MUSC Hollings Cancer Center (Charleston)

A South Carolina mesothelioma treatment center can provide care to hopefully slow down the progression of the cancer, ease symptoms, and improve overall quality of life.

Who Are the Top South Carolina Mesothelioma Doctors?

South Carolina has several physicians who are experienced in treating mesothelioma, allowing patients to get quality care close to home.

South Carolina mesothelioma doctors include:

• Dr. Barry Gibney, a thoracic surgeon at Hollings Cancer Center
• Dr. Mariam Alexander, a medical oncologist at Hollings Cancer Center
• Dr. Christopher Rangel, a medical oncologist at Hollings Cancer Center

Mesothelioma doctors can often provide patients with access to advanced therapies and clinical trials. Because mesothelioma is so rare, many patients benefit from seeing a specialist who knows the ins and outs of this cancer.

Our on-staff registered nurses are ready to help you connect with physicians who specialize in mesothelioma in South Carolina​ — call (800) 647-3434 now.

Our Mesothelioma Attorneys in South Carolina Can Fight for You

A mesothelioma diagnosis can be overwhelming, but our job is to make the road ahead easier.

While you focus on your health and your loved ones, our South Carolina mesothelioma lawyers can investigate where your asbestos exposure occurred, determine which companies may be responsible, and pursue every available source of compensation.

For more than 45 years, Sokolove Law has helped mesothelioma patients and their families hold negligent companies accountable, recovering more than $5.5 Billion total.

Call us at (800) 647-3434 right now or fill out our contact form for a free case review. We charge no upfront fees, and you owe nothing unless we recover compensation for you.

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