North Dakota Residents Fight for Compensation After Asbestos Exposure

North Dakota is a beautiful place to live. With mile-long views of farmland, must-see national parks, and small towns with big hearts, the people of this great state have many reasons to be proud to call North Dakota home. Unfortunately, old materials from decades past have proven hazardous to many people living in our state. The top North Dakota personal injury attorneys at Carabin Shaw are helping residents fight for compensation after asbestos exposure. Every lawyer on our team is ready to aggressively fight for your rights as a resident after a wrongful illness.

Call 800-862-1260 to schedule your free case review if you’ve been seriously injured due to asbestos exposure in North Dakota.

More About Asbestos

Asbestos is a mineral fiber found in rock and soul that has been used in a variety of construction materials. This toxin is known to cause mesothelioma, a tumor of the tissue that grows along the lungs, heart, stomach, and other organs. It is often cancerous in the lungs.

If you believe you’ve been exposed to asbestos, which may have led to your diagnosed mesothelioma, you may be able to join our fight for justice and get compensation for your wrongful illness. Our North Dakota asbestos lawyers are also ready to work with the families of people who are deceased due to mesothelioma after asbestos exposure.

Were you exposed to Asbestos?

Asbestos is found in many older residential buildings and it is your property owner’s responsibility to ensure that your home is free of the toxin. If a material does contain asbestos, the company responsible for the production of that material may be at fault as well. See the list below to learn where asbestos is most commonly found:

Materials containing asbestos

• Paint
• Pipes
• Insulation
• Vinyl
• Asphalt
• Cement roofing and shingles
• Floor tiles
• Heat resistant fabrics
• Oil and coal furnaces

Exposure to asbestos happens when materials containing it are disturbed during construction, home maintenance, remodeling, and other building alterations. The fibers become airborne and those living on or near the contaminated property come in contact with asbestos. A mesothelioma lawyer in North Dakota can help you identify when you came in contact with the toxin and who is liable for your exposure.

Do You Have Evidence?

There are several important types of evidence that you should gather if you are considering your fight for compensation after asbestos exposure.

1. Proof of your injury: this is your diagnosis of Mesothelioma and can be provided by your doctor
2. Each asbestos-containing product that you were exposed to
3. Length of exposure to each asbestos-containing product
4. Approximate dates, frequencies, and lengths of exposure

This detailed information can strengthen your case and win you the highest possible amount of compensation for your mesothelioma lawsuit in North Dakota.

Begin Your Fight For Justice with the Lawyers at Carabin Shaw Today!

Each attorney on our team is equipped with the knowledge and experience necessary to win your asbestos exposure case. We are a law firm that practices with compassion first, understanding the hardships that come with a disease like mesothelioma. Let us support your fight for justice! See how we can help:

• We offer emergency loans to cover costs associated with your illness so that you don’t have to stress about hospital bills.
• We have both English and Spanish-speaking attorneys and staff at our firm.
• If you need help gaining access to medical care, we will provide that support no matter the status of your health insurance.
• Our Contingent fee contracts don’t require a payment unless we win your case
• Emergency services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
• Read our client reviews! We make it a priority to always go above and beyond for our clients.
• We offer a free case review OR initial consultation depending on what you need.

Do not hesitate to begin your journey with us! Call 1-800-862-1260 and learn more about our fight for North Dakota’s mesothelioma residents.

For more information:

• EPA
• LEGIS

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