Mesothelioma Lawyers
Over 22 years of dedicated representation for Connecticut families affected by asbestos exposure.
For more than 22 years, individuals and families affected by mesothelioma and asbestos-related cancers in the state of Connecticut have relied on our Connecticut mesothelioma lawyers to guide them through the asbestos litigation process and address their questions and concerns during this tough time of their life.
Our nationwide network of experienced asbestos litigation law firms brings decades of expertise and an established, successful track record of helping thousands of asbestos victims and their families get the financial compensation they deserve.
We provide direct access to a partner, in addition to the attorneys, paralegals, and other team members working on your case. This ensures you're never just a case number—you're part of our family.
What We Help You With
Lawsuits Against Responsible Parties
We pinpoint asbestos exposure sources and hold manufacturers, employers, and companies accountable through personal injury litigation.
Asbestos Trust Fund Claims
Access your share of the $30 billion available in asbestos trust funds. We handle the entire claims process for you.
VA & Veterans Benefits
If you served in the military and were exposed to asbestos, we help you navigate VA benefits and compensation programs.
Connecticut Statute of Limitations
Don't lose your rights to file a claim. If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma or an asbestos-related disease, or if a family member passed away due to asbestos exposure in Connecticut, you may have limited time to file a lawsuit.
For personal injury claims:
You must file within three years from the date the asbestos-related disease was discovered.
For wrongful death claims:
You must file within three years from the date of the victim's death.
Don't wait. Call us today for a free case evaluation. Everything is free—no obligation, no cost to you.
Connecticut Job Sites With Asbestos Exposure
Until the late 1970s, many Connecticut job sites used asbestos with limited or no awareness of the dangers involved. With over 212,000 tons of asbestos shipments received in Connecticut, high exposure occurred in shipyards, brass factories, steel and iron mills, and construction sites across the state.
Waterbury Mesothelioma Exposure
Waterbury's manufacturers used asbestos in high amounts, especially in brass products facilities and manufacturing plants.
Companies With Potential Asbestos Exposure:
Schools With Potential Asbestos Exposure:
Hospitals With Potential Asbestos Exposure:
Other Buildings With Potential Asbestos Exposure:
Groton Mesothelioma Exposure
Groton, known as the "Submarine Capital of the World," was home to General Dynamics' Electric Boat Division. Before the 1980s, there was a century of asbestos use. Thousands of shipyard workers and naval personnel were exposed to asbestos while building submarines, particularly during World War II and the Cold War.
Sites With High Potential for Asbestos Contamination:
$30 Billion in Asbestos Trust Funds
Many asbestos companies that filed for bankruptcy established trust funds to compensate victims. You may be entitled to claim from multiple trust funds. Call toll-free: (860) 674-8000 for a free case evaluation.
Companies With Active Asbestos Trusts:
Free Consultation, No Out-of-Pocket Costs
Always Free
All mesothelioma and asbestos-related cases are contingency-based. This means NO out-of-pocket expenses for you or your family.
How We Get Paid
We earn our money by winning your case. We don't get paid unless you get paid. After settlement, we receive a contingency fee or percentage of your compensation.
Full Transparency
We'll discuss fees, payments, and what the contingency fee covers before we begin. There are no hidden costs or surprises.
Always Accessible
We're always available to answer your questions by phone or online. We keep you informed every step of the way and work to ensure you receive the highest compensation possible.
If a mesothelioma lawyer asks you for money upfront to help with expenses—run the other way. That's not how legitimate asbestos litigation works.