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Our Tennessee Mesothelioma Lawsuit Settlements & Verdicts

At Sokolove Law, we’ve secured over $5.5 Billion total for mesothelioma patients and their families, including more than $180 Million for those in Tennessee.

The average mesothelioma settlement is between $1 Million and $1.4 Million, but our firm has secured much more for some Tennessee families.

Our past Tennessee mesothelioma settlements and verdicts include: 

• $6.73 Million for a big rig driver in Clarksville with stage 3 mesothelioma
• $5 Million to a Hixson man diagnosed with malignant mesothelioma
• $4.48 Million for a Greenville refrigeration mechanic
• $3.86 Million to a Memphis worker who suffered asbestos exposure on the job
• $3.66 Million for a Church Hill carpenter
• $3.47 Million to a U.S. Navy veteran with pleural mesothelioma in Chattanooga
• $3.43 Million for a Chestnut Mound shipyard worker
• $3.37 Million to a Rogersville nursing home worker
• $3.28 Million for a Walland auto part salesman
• $3.16 Million to a Rutherford fireman and maintenance worker
• $3.12 Million for a Sweetwater trash collector
• $3 Million to an Elmwood dozer operator
• $1.4 Million for a boilermaker from Whites Creek
• $2.5 Million to a Camden U.S. Air Force veteran and union insulator
• $1.91 Million for an electrician in Greenbrier
• $3 Million to an auto mechanic and U.S. Navy veteran in Rutherford
• $1.49 Million for a Johnson City home remodeler and laborer
• $3.36 Million to a Church Hill city worker with pleural mesothelioma
• $5 Million for a Soddy-Daisy supervisor diagnosed with mesothelioma

This money comes from companies that knew about the dangers of asbestos but failed to warn employees, consumers, or the public in order to protect their own profits.

While results vary and no outcome can be guaranteed, many of our clients begin receiving compensation in as few as 90 days after contacting us.

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Who Can Our Tennessee Mesothelioma Law Firm Help?

Anyone with mesothelioma or another asbestos-related illness may be eligible for compensation from a Tennessee mesothelioma claim. Family members may also be able to seek a payout.

You may be able to file a Tennessee mesothelioma claim if you: 

• Have been diagnosed with mesothelioma, lung cancer, or asbestosis
• Are the family member of the patient, such as a spouse or child
• Represent the estate of the victim in the case of wrongful death

Even if you don't know when or where you were exposed to asbestos, our Tennessee mesothelioma attorneys may still be able to help. We have tools to trace your exposure and 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)

Tennessee Mesothelioma Statute of Limitations

State laws place strict deadlines on filing asbestos claims, making it important to speak with a lawyer as soon as possible after a diagnosis or the death of a loved one.

The Tennessee mesothelioma statute of limitations gives mesothelioma patients and their families just 1 year from the date of diagnosis or death to file an asbestos lawsuit (Tenn. Code Ann. § 28-3-104).

Tennessee's asbestos-specific law also recognizes that these claims often arise decades after exposure, so the filing period begins when the disease is diagnosed or reasonably should have been discovered, not when the asbestos exposure occurred (Tenn. Code Ann. § 29-34-707).

Missing these deadlines could prevent you from recovering compensation. Our Tennessee mesothelioma lawyers can review your case, explain the filing deadlines that apply, and help protect your legal rights before time runs out.

Steps to File a Tennessee Mesothelioma Lawsuit

When families decide to file a mesothelioma lawsuit, they typically follow a series of steps to identify the source of asbestos exposure, gather strong evidence, and seek compensation from the companies responsible.

Most Tennessee mesothelioma lawsuits are resolved through settlements, meaning many families may be able to recover compensation without ever having to appear in court.

Filing a Tennessee mesothelioma lawsuit generally involves:

• Contacting an experienced asbestos attorney
• Investigating and gathering evidence to prove exposure
• Filing a claim in the appropriate court
• Negotiating a settlement
• Preparing for trial if a settlement isn’t reached

We know the impact that a mesothelioma diagnosis can have on both patients and their loved ones, which is why we strive to make the legal process as easy and stress-free as possible for our clients.

Find out more about what to expect when filing a Tennessee mesothelioma lawsuit with the help of our asbestos attorneys.

1. Find a Top Mesothelioma Lawyer in Tennessee

At Sokolove Law, our mesothelioma lawyers in Tennessee provide free legal consultations, so you can find out if you may be able to file a claim.

During your consultation, we’ll ask about your work history, military service, and other possible sources of asbestos exposure to help pinpoint how you may have come in contact with asbestos fibers.

If you have a case, we're ready to meet with you at your home, the hospital, or wherever else is convenient for you — all at no cost.

We work quickly to begin investigating asbestos, often getting started within 24 hours of your initial 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

In many cases, mesothelioma takes 20 to 50 years after exposure to appear, so it can be difficult for families to know which products or companies are to blame.

Our team uses extensive databases and investigative resources to identify:

• Asbestos-containing products
• Companies tied to asbestos
• Known asbestos exposure sites

Our experience and tools help us identify where exposure likely occurred, determine which companies may be at fault, and build the strongest mesothelioma case possible for your family.

3. File Tennessee Asbestos Claims

Our experienced Tennessee asbestos lawyers can handle the paperwork, filing requirements, and deadlines while positioning your case for a successful outcome.

Victims and their families may be eligible to pursue compensation from mesothelioma lawsuits, asbestos trust fund claims, and VA benefits claims for veterans who were exposed while serving their country.

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

4. Secure Mesothelioma Settlements

Our Tennessee mesothelioma attorneys will work to secure a mesothelioma settlement with each and every company responsible for making you sick. The average settlement for this cancer is over $1 Million.

Asbestos cases may involve more than 75 defendants, and you could be eligible for a payout from each one.

The majority of mesothelioma cases resolve through settlements, providing families with quicker access to financial support for medical bills, lost income, and more.

"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 Tennessee Mesothelioma Lawyers Are Prepared for Trial

If a settlement cannot be reached, a Tennessee mesothelioma lawyer can present your case in court and seek compensation from a trial verdict.

Tennessee mesothelioma trial verdicts include: 

• $34 Million for a Kodak mechanic diagnosed with malignant mesothelioma
• $2.1 Million for an industrial maintenance mechanic who worked with asbestos pipe
• $3.4 Million in a secondary exposure case against Ford Motor Company

Most asbestos cases settle before ever reaching a courtroom. However, our Tennessee mesothelioma attorneys are prepared to take every case to trial. That readiness often gives us more leverage during negotiations.

Tennessee Mesothelioma Attorneys Seek Payouts from All Sources

At Sokolove Law, we've helped over 9,500 asbestos exposure victims nationwide, recovering more than $5.5 Billion total. We know how to fight for the largest payouts possible on behalf of our clients.

Our Tennessee mesothelioma attorneys can help clients prove asbestos exposure and seek compensation from every available source.

Paths to compensation include:

• Mesothelioma lawsuits
• Asbestos trust funds
• Veterans benefits

We don’t focus on one source of recovery. Instead, we explore all potential avenues to compensation and pursue them all simultaneously.

Not every law firm has the ability to seek compensation from all of these sources. By thoroughly investigating your asbestos exposure and compiling a compelling case, we work to maximize your total payout.

Tennessee Mesothelioma Lawsuits

Payouts from mesothelioma lawsuits award between $1 Million and $11.4 Million on average, depending on whether the case settles or ends in a verdict. These claims are filed against the companies that made, sold, or distributed the products linked to your illness.

Our Tennessee mesothelioma attorneys can help:

• Determine when and where asbestos exposure occurred
• Identify the products and companies responsible
• Hold negligent companies accountable
• Seek compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and more

Most mesothelioma lawsuits are settled before trial, meaning the majority of our clients secure compensation without the hassle of a trial. In fact, more than 99% of mesothelioma claims end in settlements.

If you've lost a loved one to mesothelioma or another asbestos-related illness, our Tennessee mesothelioma lawyers may be able to file an asbestos claim after death on your behalf to seek money for funeral costs, emotional suffering, and more.

Tennessee Asbestos Trust Fund Claims

At one time, thousands of asbestos-containing products were available for sale. As people got sick, they filed asbestos lawsuits against product manufacturers, forcing many into bankruptcy. In many cases, asbestos trust funds were established to pay current and future victims.

Today, billions of dollars are still available through these funds. Depending on where you worked and how you were exposed, you may be able to access payouts from multiple trusts — all without leaving the comfort of your home.

Tennessee Mesothelioma VA Benefits for Veterans

If you or your loved one developed mesothelioma linked to asbestos exposure during military service, you may be able to file a claim for VA benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

Mesothelioma has a 100% disability rating, allowing veterans with this cancer to access monthly payments worth over $3,930 and free health care.

Our VA-accredited lawyers can help prepare your claim, even if you've been denied VA benefits in the past. Filing a mesothelioma lawsuit won't affect your right to collect VA benefits.

Call (800) 647-3434 now to see if a mesothelioma lawyer in Tennessee may be able to help you seek compensation from an asbestos claim.

Tennessee Mesothelioma Lawsuit Updates and News 2026

As mesothelioma claims move forward in Tennessee, many victims await justice for asbestos exposure. Courts have repeatedly held companies accountable for exposing workers, service members, and consumers to dangerous asbestos fibers.

Staying informed about the latest Tennessee mesothelioma lawsuit news can help patients and their loved ones better understand their legal options and the progress of asbestos litigation.

Here are some of the latest Tennessee mesothelioma lawsuit updates:

• July 2026: Officials continue to monitor the site of the former Somerville Elementary School after a July 4 fire, due to concerns that the 1936 building may have contained asbestos.
• May 2026: Parents at Jefferson Elementary School raised concerns about possible asbestos exposure during construction at the aging school. School officials said no asbestos removal was taking place and there was no risk to students or staff.
• May 2025: Tennessee adopted updated Asbestos Accreditation Requirements that modernized the state's asbestos training and certification rules. The changes include nonrefundable accreditation fees, stricter application requirements for training providers and instructors, and enhanced oversight of asbestos training programs.
• October 2023: The Tennessee Occupational Safety and Health Administration (TOSHA) opened an investigation into allegations of asbestos contamination at the Hamilton County Health Department building in Chattanooga after complaints claimed employees may have been exposed and were not informed of potential hazards.
• February 2022: After a high-pressure steam line failure at Eastman's Kingsport manufacturing facility, testing found that some of the debris contained asbestos. The company urged nearby residents not to disturb any debris during cleanup.
• August 2021: The University of Tennessee paid $29,000 in fines after failing to provide the required notice before demolishing two campus apartment buildings containing chrysotile asbestos. The violations stemmed from asbestos removal conducted during preparations for a new parking garage in Knoxville.
• January 2021: The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that manufacturers generally cannot be held liable for asbestos-containing replacement parts they did not make or sell. The decision adopted the "bare metal" defense, limiting liability for companies whose original equipment did not contain asbestos.
• December 2019: The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) began removing asbestos-containing material discovered during construction near the Kingston Fossil Plant. The asbestos was unearthed while excavating a new coal ash landfill, prompting TVA to obtain a state permit to safely remove and dispose of the contaminated material.
• September 2012: Three men were sentenced to federal prison after illegally demolishing the former Standard Coosa Thatcher plant in Chattanooga. Prosecutors said the defendants violated the Clean Air Act by exposing workers and the surrounding community to airborne asbestos during the demolition.
• December 2000: A Chattanooga asbestos abatement company and several executives pleaded guilty to federal charges for hiring unauthorized, untrained workers to remove asbestos, exposing workers to dangerous asbestos fibers.

Recent events across Tennessee show that asbestos remains an ongoing public health concern, affecting workers, students, residents, and communities throughout the state.

From aging schools and public buildings to industrial facilities, demolition projects, and manufacturing sites, asbestos continues to pose risks when asbestos-containing materials are disturbed.

$34 Tennessee Mesothelioma Lawsuit Verdict

A jury awarded $34 Million to a Tennessee auto mechanic and his wife after finding Ford Motor Co. 100% liable for his mesothelioma, which developed after years of working with the company's asbestos-containing brakes.

The mechanic alleged he was repeatedly exposed to asbestos while servicing Ford vehicles at gas stations and repair shops in California and Indiana during the 1960s and 1970s.

Jurors concluded that Ford failed to adequately warn mechanics about the dangers of asbestos in their brake products. The award included $25.5 Million in punitive damages.

$3.4 Million Tennessee Asbestos Verdict Against Ford

A Tennessee jury awarded $3.4 Million to the wife of a long-time auto mechanic who developed mesothelioma after years of laundering her husband's asbestos-contaminated work clothes.

The lawsuit alleged that secondary exposure to asbestos fibers from Ford brake products caused her illness.

The verdict was later vacated by the Tennessee Court of Appeals due to errors in the jury verdict form.

$2.1 Million in Tennessee Mesothelioma Wrongful Death Verdict

A Maury County jury awarded $2.1 Million to the family of a Tennessee industrial maintenance mechanic who died from mesothelioma after decades of working with Bondstrand asbestos pipe and fittings.

Jurors found that asbestos products manufactured by Ameron International substantially contributed to the worker's illness and death. He was reportedly diagnosed with mesothelioma in 2016 and died about 18 months later.

The mechanic allegedly spent 34 years at Stauffer Chemical, where he regularly cut and ground asbestos-containing pipe, creating dust that he later learned was hazardous.

Tennessee Supreme Court Limits Manufacturer Liability in Asbestos Cases

The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that manufacturers generally cannot be held responsible for asbestos-containing replacement parts they did not make or sell.

The court adopted the "bare metal" defense, finding that companies have no duty to warn about asbestos hazards associated with third-party insulation, gaskets, packing, or other replacement components added after their products left the manufacturer's control.

The case involved a chemical plant mechanic sickened after decades of working on pumps, valves, and steam equipment that later incorporated asbestos-containing replacement materials.

$1.4 Million Tennessee Asbestos Verdict for Wrongful Death

A Hamilton County jury awarded $1.4 Million to the family of a former Combustion Engineering worker who died from an asbestos-related disease after years of occupational exposure.

The Tennessee asbestos verdict found National Service Industries liable for exposing the worker during his employment at the Chattanooga facility.

The case marked one of Tennessee's largest asbestos verdicts at the time and underscored the serious health risks faced by workers in the state's industrial and manufacturing sectors, where asbestos was widely used for decades.

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How Does Tennessee Asbestos Exposure Happen?

While workplaces were typically the main source of asbestos exposure for many mesothelioma patients, Tennessee residents may have also come in contact with the mineral through military service, consumer products, and even secondhand exposure.

No matter where or how exposure occurred, our Tennessee asbestos exposure lawyer​s have what it takes to trace it back to the companies and products responsible. Find out more about asbestos exposure in Tennessee.

Occupational Asbestos Exposure in Tennessee

For much of the 20th century, workers across Tennessee were exposed to asbestos on the job, often without knowing the serious health risks.

Because asbestos was prized for its heat resistance and durability, it was widely used in power generation, chemical manufacturing, paper production, automotive repair, and heavy industry throughout the state.

Workers in these industries may have encountered asbestos in insulation, boilers, turbines, pipes, pumps, gaskets, and other equipment.

Tennessee Military Service

Veterans account for over 30% of all mesothelioma cases because asbestos was once widely used across all branches of the U.S. military.

Tennessee is home to several military installations where asbestos was used, including:

• Arnold Air Force Base
• Fort Campbell
• McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base
• Memphis Naval Air Station
• Naval Support Activity Mid-South

Veterans who served in the U.S. Navy often faced the highest risk of exposure since asbestos products could be found throughout naval vessels and shipyards.

Household Asbestos Products in TN

Many Tennessee homes built before the 1980s may still contain asbestos in insulation, floor and ceiling tiles, roofing materials, and more. When these materials are disturbed, they can release hazardous asbestos fibers into the air.

Asbestos exposure has also been linked to certain talc-based consumer products. Because talc and asbestos occur naturally together, some baby powders and cosmetics were contaminated with asbestos, leading to ovarian cancer and mesothelioma lawsuits.

Our Tennessee talcum powder mesothelioma lawyers can help determine whether talc exposure may have contributed to your diagnosis.

Tennessee Secondary Asbestos Exposure

Secondhand asbestos exposure occurs when a worker unknowingly carries asbestos dust home on their clothes or skin, exposing family members who never directly handled asbestos products.

For many Tennessee families, this was a daily reality. Spouses who washed work clothes and children who welcomed a parent at the door faced repeat exposures to the same fibers that endangered industrial workers.

Tennessee Asbestos Companies

We've identified over 1,600 known job sites linked to asbestos throughout Tennessee. Common sources of asbestos exposure include chemical plants, power and utility facilities, and factories.

The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) accounts for over 100 known asbestos sites. For decades, asbestos was used in TVA's power plants and generating facilities to insulate boilers, turbines, pipes, and other high-heat equipment.

Other companies that used asbestos-containing products in TN include:

• AFG Glass Plant
• Armstrong
• Babcock & Wilcox
• Celotex Corporation
• Consolidated Aluminum Corporation
• DuPont
• Eastman Kodak
• Ford Motor Company
• General Motors
• Kraft Foods Company
• Marquette Cement Mfg Co.
• Owens Corning Fiberglas
• Plibrico
• Quaker Oats Co.
• Tennessee Gas
• University of Tennessee
• Vanderbilt University
• W.R. Grace

These are just a few workplaces in Tennessee where asbestos has been found. However, this list doesn’t reflect current conditions, as many sites have since removed all asbestos-containing materials.

Use our free asbestos exposure job site database to see if you may have been exposed to asbestos at any time during your career.

A Tennessee asbestos attorney can help determine if you may have been exposed while working at any of these sites.

Asbestos in Tennessee & Mesothelioma Statistics

Mesothelioma is an aggressive cancer caused by asbestos. It can develop after one exposure or decades of exposure. It’s not uncommon for it to take 20-50 years for signs of an asbestos-related disease to appear.

Asbestos statistics in Tennessee highlight the lasting impact of the state's industrial past, showing that asbestos-related diseases continue to affect workers, veterans, and families across the state.

Tennessee asbestos exposure and mesothelioma statistics include:

• From 1999 to 2017, more than 4,935 asbestos-related deaths were reported in Tennessee, with 484 linked to asbestosis, 895 to mesothelioma, and 3,580 to lung cancer.
• During this period, Davidson recorded about 360 asbestos-related deaths, followed by Hamilton County with 350, Shelby County with 349, Knox County with 317, Sullivan County with 251, and Blount County with 187.
• Tennessee reported 4.1 asbestos-related deaths per 100,000 residents, which is higher than the nationwide average of 4.9. Polk County had the state's highest asbestos-related death rate at 12.4. This was followed by Roane County and Anderson County at 10.9.
• In 2023, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recorded 41 new mesothelioma cases in the state, with 27 involving males.
• Tennessee is home to several military installations where service members and civilian personnel may have been exposed to asbestos, including Fort Campbell, Arnold Air Force Base, Naval Support Activity Mid-South, McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base, and the former Memphis Naval Air Station.

Tennessee’s industrial legacy continues to affect families today, as workers and residents are diagnosed with mesothelioma and other asbestos-related diseases decades after their exposure occurred.

Tennessee Mesothelioma Treatment

Tennessee mesothelioma treatment may include surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, radiation therapy, and participation in clinical trials, depending on the type and stage of the cancer and a patient's overall health.

Many patients receive a multimodal treatment plan that combines two or more therapies to improve outcomes and quality of life.

Tennessee Mesothelioma Cancer Center​s

Tennessee is home to nationally recognized cancer centers with specialists experienced in treating mesothelioma and other asbestos-related diseases.

Leading Tennessee mesothelioma cancer centers include:

• Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center
• Sarah Cannon Research Institute at Tennessee Oncology

These centers offer treatment plans, multidisciplinary care teams, supportive services, and access to emerging therapies through clinical trials.

Tennessee Mesothelioma Doctors

Tennessee patients have access to experienced mesothelioma specialists who focus on thoracic surgery, surgical oncology, medical oncology, and radiation oncology.

Some top Tennessee mesothelioma doctors include:

• Dr. Kamran Idrees (surgical oncologist at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center)
• Dr. Eric S. Lambright (thoracic surgeon at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center)
• Dr. Deepa Magge (surgical oncologist at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center)
• Dr. Konrad Hoetzenecker (thoracic surgeon at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center)
• Dr. Travis Osterman (medical oncologist at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center)
• Dr. Robert A. Ramirez (medical oncologist at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center)

Our on-staff nurses can help you understand your treatment options, connect you with experienced Tennessee mesothelioma specialists, answer questions about what to expect during treatment, and more.

Our Tennessee Mesothelioma Clients

We’re committed to helping Tennessee families seek justice after a mesothelioma diagnosis. Our team provides every client with the personalized attention they deserve and strives to make the legal process as easy and stress-free as possible.

Hear from clients who have worked with our TN asbestos lawyers to hold asbestos-related companies accountable and pursue compensation for their families.

Supporting a U.S. Army Veteran with Mesothelioma in Tennessee

Alan Bonnin was a loving husband, dedicated father, and proud U.S. Army veteran. His family’s world was turned upside-down when he was diagnosed with pleural mesothelioma and left unable to work.

As medical expenses and other bills began to add up, Alan and his wife decided to reach out to our Tennessee mesothelioma lawyers for help seeking financial assistance from a legal claim.

"Hiring Sokolove Law was one of the best decisions we ever made," said Alan. "I didn't do much other than pick up a telephone, and I didn't even do that — my wife did that for me. Beyond that, the firm took care of everything.”

The compensation the couple received provided their family with financial security and peace of mind during an incredibly challenging time.

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Video Summary: Find out why Alan and his wife Constance chose to seek compensation after his mesothelioma diagnosis. View Transcript.

My favorite memory is standing at her door and seeing her walk in from the other room. The first time we ever met, a month after that we started dating, and a month after that we got married. I love you. Love you.

My name’s Alan Bonnan. My name is Constant Bonnan. I never thought I would be affected by something like mesothelioma. As an infant, my dad worked on a hydroelectric dam. As I got older, I would help him with brake jobs. Back then, asbestos was the thing for brakes.

The entire household changed once he was diagnosed with mesothelioma. When you’re looking at the man who has been your rock your entire marriage and to see him laid open like that… Yeah, mesothelioma changed our lives drastically.

He was let go from his work. He couldn’t work like that anymore. We should be getting ready for grandkids. We should be planning for our little vacations. We should be doing so many things.

About a month after he was diagnosed with mesothelioma, we contacted Sokolove Law to get them to help us. One of the reasons we need the lawyers is because we don’t speak lawyer. We don’t know the intricate twists and turns that the lawyers understand with our laws. This was new to us. It was amazingly efficient. We would have been lost without the firm coming to our help and being able to say, "We know what to do for you. We know how to file. We know every step you need to take, and we will be there for you." They made that promise to us and they kept it the entire way.

A lot of states have statutes of limitations on filing. Once you find out, he only had a year to be able to file. Otherwise, there are no repercussions for the companies that have done this. They took care of everything because they knew what needed to be done. It’s very important for people to reach out because you do not realize how much it is going to affect you in your day-to-day life. We suddenly had no income coming in. We were worried about what we were going to do for insurance for him because when the job ends, there goes the insurance.

You have to be able to consider every financial expense that you’re having right now, but you also have to think about this is not something that right now is going to be going away and the bills are going to keep coming. What are you going to do 10 years from now, or what is your family going to do when you’re gone? His number one priority since he found out is making sure that I’m taken care of and that our sons are taken care of. He’s a man of strength, honor, stubbornness, and mischievousness, but it’s taking everything and reducing you, and there’s nothing we can do except try to hold those dam waters back.

Just keep fighting, and that’s how we have to look at it. I really don’t care that they say no cure or that they say it’s terminal. I am not going to let it kill me. We filed a mesothelioma lawsuit because we knew it was more than we could handle on our own. These companies need to be held accountable. Hiring Sokolove Law was one of the best decisions we ever made. I would suggest that families use Sokolove Law because they’re an extremely knowledgeable firm. They made sure to match us with somebody who would work well with us. We never felt alone.

Let a Top Tennessee Mesothelioma Lawyer Fight for You

At Sokolove Law, we understand the true scope of a mesothelioma diagnosis. Let us put our experience, skills, and resources to work for your family.

Over the past 45 years, we've secured more than $5.5 Billion total for families impacted by mesothelioma, including in Tennessee.

There are no upfront costs or hourly fees to work with our Tennessee mesothelioma lawyers. We only get paid if you do, so there’s no financial risk to taking legal action.

Call (800) 647-3434 now or fill out our contact form for a free case review. Our team is standing by 24/7 to answer your questions and explain your legal options.

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