Secondary asbestos exposure, a serious concern for the family members of Tyler Pipe Foundry workers
If you shared a living space with a family member who was working for Tyler Pipe Foundry, you were inevitably exposed to asbestos, as employees would often return home with asbestos fibers on their clothes, as well as on their skin and hair. Secondary asbestos exposure would occur in the wives of employees when they had to launder their work clothes and in their children, when they would greet their fathers upon returning home from the job. Thereby, if you suffer from a disease you suspect is the result of secondary asbestos exposure, please contact our law firm immediately. After a thorough case review, our attorneys will begin working on your claim, which will also be filed against the responsible company. While asbestos exposure cases are very complex, your involvement in the legal process will be minimal, as you will only have to provide your lawyer with the employment records of your family member and with your medical records, documents which will stand as evidence in your asbestos claim. Our attorneys have been pursuing compensation for the victims of asbestos exposure and their family members for over 25 years and will gladly help you as well. In the end, you will receive the maximum compensation you are eligible for from Tyler Pipe Foundry.
Legal assistance in wrongful death asbestos exposure cases for family members
Oftentimes, people who struggle with a disease as a result of occupational asbestos exposure refuse to take legal action to recover the compensation they deserve while they are still alive. For this reason, the family members of Tyler Pipe Foundry workers who had a disease caused by asbestos exposure and who have not sought compensation before the disease claimed their life can recover compensation on their behalf. With the legal assistance of a lawyer who specializes in toxic exposure cases, you can file a wrongful death claim, which is bound to result in fair compensation for you and the other surviving family members of your deceased loved one. The documents you will have to send your attorney are the employment and medical records of your family member, as well as their death certificate, which must state that they passed away due to a disease caused by workplace asbestos exposure. Eventually, with the help of our skillful attorneys and their resourceful legal team, you will receive the maximum compensation you are entitled to on behalf of your lost family member.