"My dad worked with asbestos at a shipyard more than 40 years ago, and he's just been diagnosed with lung cancer.  Even though he breathed in that stuff so long ago, can he still file a lawsuit so many years later?"

Our lawyers hear from families almost every week with questions just like this one.  Because of the latency period (the time between exposure and when an asbestos disease is first diagnosed) is many decades long, those who worked with the dangerous substance do not develop adverse health effects until at least 30-40 years later.

Whether someone in your family worked at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, another shipyard, or whether you are a Navy veteran or a vet of another branch of the service facing asbestos disease, you share the same struggles in providing medical, emotional and financial support in your fight to help your loved one.

Our asbestos lawyers are ready to join your fight by helping your family to seek compensation against the manufacturers of the products that caused a diagnosis of mesothelioma cancer, asbestos-related lung cancer or asbestosis.

Our attorneys have more than 20 years' experience helping families just like yours to file a lawsuit for asbestos disease, pain and suffering and to help pay medical bills resulting from diagnosis and treatment.

Once you or a loved one has received a diagnosis of an asbestos disease, your time then becomes limited to file a lawsuit.  Please contact us today for a free review of your potential case. 

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