Unfortunately, even minor exposure to asbestos can have devastating and even fatal consequences. Therefore, being exposed to this substance due to someone else’s negligence, you have grounds to make a claim.
Asbestos is a mineral which was used widely in the UK from the 1930s to the 1970s for its fireproof properties.
There are three common types:
· White asbestos called chrysotile.
· Blue asbestos called crocidolite.
· Brown asbestos called amosite.
Asbestos was used in homes, schools and other public places, so it can be challenging to know the extent of your exposure to the substance. Exposure to asbestos dust occurs when something containing the substance is disturbed. This causes asbestos fibres to be released into the air, the sufferer might not have to be the one to disturb the fibres, but they might have been close to or have handled the clothes of someone who has.
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· Mesothelioma.
· Asbestos-related lung cancer.
· Asbestosis.
· Pleural thickening.
· Pleural plaques.
If any of these diseases affect you, Stirling Ackroyd Legal will ensure that you can claim the compensation that you and your family deserve. Alongside the support we can offer financially, there are charities, benefits and schemes that cover specific companies that are tied to asbestos exposure like Turner Newall.
If you are considering making a claim, it is essential to recognise that asbestos claims are considered under a No Win No Fee bracket. Therefore, you need only to pay for our service if you successfully receive the compensation due to you.
Due to the devastating effects of asbestos on your health and quality of life, Stirling Ackroyd Legal will ensure that you receive a clear and compassionate service as you make your claim. It can be challenging to know what to do once you have been diagnosed, but the situation is not helpless. Our team of specialist solicitors will strive to ensure that you are provided with the legal aid, which will assure the outcome that is rightfully yours.
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