Multiple types of gastrointestinal cancers have been linked to workplace asbestos exposure, although there is not sufficient reliable evidence. Our attorneys are bound to actively assist you in the process of filing an asbestos claim if you believe your cancer diagnosis is the result of prolonged exposure to asbestos, regardless of the difficult nature of such cases.
Claim EvaluationWith a gastrointestinal cancer diagnosis, you have immediate eligibility and our staff and attorneys will prioritize your cases for expedited processing. You will not be required to travel and a family member will be able to handle the paperwork on your behalf.
A study published in 1997 discovered a high prevalence of gastrointestinal/stomach cancer within 12 different groups of workers whose jobs entailed daily workplace asbestos exposure. Sheet metal workers, mechanical workers, as well as production supervisors, and managers are only some of the employees whose well-being may be at risk. Ingested asbestos fibers can accumulate over years in various regions of the gastrointestinal tract, such as the stomach or small intestine, and will eventually lead to the development of malignant tumors such as gastrointestinal cancer.
Pursuing gastrointestinal/stomach cancer cases may prove to be an extremely challenging process due to the lack of sufficient medical evidence supporting a clear correlation between cancer and exposure to asbestos. However, our lawyers are willing to help you obtain the financial compensation you are entitled to. We are specialized in asbestos cases and practiced law for over 20 years now, and have represented thousands of clients in their asbestos claims with a high rate of success.
A study from 1997 discovered a high prevalence of gastrointestinal cancer within 12 different groups of workers whose jobs entailed daily exposure to asbestos.
Our attorneys have been dedicating their endeavors to assisting former employees and veterans whose health was impacted by asbestos exposure since 1990. We will file your claim with the asbestos trust fund of your employer and, if you are a veteran, also with the VA. Veterans struggling with gastrointestinal cancer due to military asbestos exposure will have to send our resourceful legal team their military records, which they must retrieve, and their medical records if they intend to file a claim. These documents will represent a starting point for our attorneys in evaluating your case. People injured by asbestos exposure in occupational settings will need to provide us with evidence of their contact with the mineral during their job in the form of employment records and their medical records, too.