$39 Million
Largest mesothelioma verdict in Massachusetts history
Financial assistance for mesothelioma patients and their families
Get free assistance accessing asbestos trust funds, grants, and other financial resources that can help ease the financial burden of a mesothelioma diagnosis or the loss of a loved one.
- $1,000,000
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Average payout for patients and families
- +5,000
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Patients and families helped
- No Cost
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All of our services are completely free
- $1,000,000
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Average payout for patients and families
- +5,000
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Patients and families helped
- No Cost
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All of our services are completely free
What we offer
We’ve helped thousands of mesothelioma patients secure financial assistance
Mesothelioma treatment is expensive, costing patients and families an average of $400,000 per year out-of-pocket. We can help you identify and pursue all compensation options for which you and your loved ones are eligible, maximizing your potential award amount.
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Bankrupt asbestos companies establish trust funds to help compensate those harmed by their products or operations. Asbestos trust funds in the U.S. have paid out more than $20 billion, with $30 billion remaining for current and future victims. Claimants may begin receiving payments in as little as 90 days without ever setting foot into a courtroom.
Filing an asbestos lawsuit can provide the strongest path to holding active, solvent asbestos companies accountable while offering the potential for significant compensation. Although the legal process can take time, especially if a case proceeds to trial, the vast majority of claims are resolved through out-of-court settlements.
Veterans who were exposed to asbestos during their military service may qualify for compensation and benefits through the VA, including monthly disability compensation, free or low-cost health care, survivor benefits, and other forms of support. Pursuing additional compensation from asbestos companies will not affect your VA benefits and does not require filing a lawsuit against the government or the military.
Nonprofit organizations that support mesothelioma patients and their families may provide grants to help offset treatment-related and travel expenses. Assistance can include direct financial support, transportation services, complimentary flights, lodging discounts, and other resources designed to reduce the burden of care.
SSDI provides monthly benefits to individuals who are unable to work due to a qualifying disability. To be eligible, applicants must have worked in jobs covered by Social Security and meet the program’s medical criteria for disability. Approved applicants generally receive benefits beginning in the sixth full month after the onset of disability.
Many mesothelioma patients and their families may qualify for more than one source of financial assistance. Our patient advocates can help identify all available compensation and benefits programs, guide you through the application process, and ensure you pursue every form of support for which you may be eligible.
OUR RESULTS
We work hard to help families recover the money they deserve
The physical, emotional, and financial hardships caused by mesothelioma are the result of asbestos exposure, not the fault of patients or their families. Companies that knowingly exposed workers and consumers to asbestos risks should be held accountable for the harm they caused. We help patients and their loved ones pursue the compensation they need to cover expenses, access care, and secure their financial future.
$32 Million
Paid to a woman with secondhand asbestos exposure from her father and husband
$28.5 Million
Paid to a New York Steamfitter exposed during construction of World Trade Center
$17.5 Million
Paid to a woman exposed to asbestos secondhand by her father who worked at industrial jobsites in the Carolinas
$18 Million
Recovered for a California woman who developed mesothelioma from talcum powder
$39 Million
Largest mesothelioma verdict in Massachusetts history
$32 Million
Paid to a woman with secondhand asbestos exposure from her father and husband
$28.5 Million
Paid to a New York Steamfitter exposed during construction of World Trade Center
$17.5 Million
Paid to a woman exposed to asbestos secondhand by her father who worked at industrial jobsites in the Carolinas
$18 Million
Recovered for a California woman who developed mesothelioma from talcum powder
$39 Million
Largest mesothelioma verdict in Massachusetts history
$32 Million
Paid to a woman with secondhand asbestos exposure from her father and husband
$28.5 Million
Paid to a New York Steamfitter exposed during construction of World Trade Center
$17.5 Million
Paid to a woman exposed to asbestos secondhand by her father who worked at industrial jobsites in the Carolinas
$18 Million
Recovered for a California woman who developed mesothelioma from talcum powder
$39 Million
Largest mesothelioma verdict in Massachusetts history
$32 Million
Paid to a woman with secondhand asbestos exposure from her father and husband
$28.5 Million
Paid to a New York Steamfitter exposed during construction of World Trade Center
$17.5 Million
Paid to a woman exposed to asbestos secondhand by her father who worked at industrial jobsites in the Carolinas
$18 Million
Recovered for a California woman who developed mesothelioma from talcum powder
How It Works
Get help finding and paying for treatment in minutes
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Answer a Few Questions
Complete our form or call our team at (800) 354-8495 to share details about your medical situation and care needs.
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Review Your Options
A patient advocate will contact you to better understand your condition, discuss available care options, and outline next steps.
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Get the Help You Need
We help connect you with leading specialists, identify financial assistance options, and provide ongoing support.
Who we are
Decades of experience with every aspect of mesothelioma
For decades, our dedicated patient advocates have helped patients and families living with mesothelioma and asbestos lung cancer secure compensation to cover the cost of care, living and travel expenses, and more. We leverage a robust network of resources to help you find specialized medical care, access legal assistance at no up-front cost, and seek the maximum possible compensation for you and your family.
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Medical Experts
Licensed doctors, nurses, and mesothelioma specialists
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Legal Professionals
Lawyers who specialize in mesothelioma claims
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VA Specialists
Certified VA professionals to help file or appeal your claim
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Patient Advocates
Dedicated advocates who guide you through every step
FAQS
Top questions from mesothelioma patients and their families
Our patient advocates can help you identify and pursue multiple forms of compensation simultaneously. We handle all the details of filing and provide professional support through every stage to help maximize your potential compensation, without the stress.
The average compensation for qualified claimants is $1 million. However, the amount of assistance you qualify for can vary depending on important factors like diagnosis, age, medical costs, and the number and status of the companies responsible for your asbestos exposure.
Patients and families can use financial assistance to help cover lost wages and costs for treatment, travel, funerals, and more. Seeking compensation helps people regain financial stability and secure a more comfortable future for themselves and their loved ones following a diagnosis.
Some forms of compensation, such as asbestos trust funds, can provide initial compensation in as few as 90 days. Other types of compensation, such as mesothelioma lawsuits or VA benefits, can take longer to resolve. Regardless of the compensation type, working with an expert helps ensure that the application or filing process proceeds as smoothly as possible.
Most forms of mesothelioma compensation and financial assistance require claimants to meet both medical and exposure eligibility requirements. Medical criteria typically involve providing documentation of an asbestos-related diagnosis and evidence linking the illness to asbestos exposure. Exposure criteria generally require proof that the individual was exposed to asbestos through specific products, workplaces, military service, or other identifiable sources. Establishing both medical and exposure history is often a key step in qualifying for compensation.
Many forms of compensation, such as asbestos trust funds and mesothelioma lawsuits, have legal filing deadlines called statutes of limitations. The statute of limitations varies by state, with an average of just two to three years following diagnosis or death. Once the deadline has passed, the compensation opportunity is gone.
Veterans and their families can pursue other forms of compensation without impacting their current benefits. Seeking compensation will never require you to sue the U.S. government or any branch of the military.
Many mesothelioma patients and their families qualify for multiple sources of compensation and financial assistance. Pursuing every program for which you are eligible is often the best way to maximize the support available to you. Our team can help coordinate and manage simultaneous applications, making the process easier while helping ensure you receive the full compensation you may be entitled to.