Secondary asbestos exposure, a serious concern for the family members of Blackfeet Indian Developers Inc. workers
Occurring when a person inhales or ingests asbestos fibers from indirect sources, secondary asbestos exposure was highly prevalent among the family members of Blackfeet Indian Developers Inc. during the last century. Since workers were not required to wear any protective equipment on the job, they would often bring asbestos fibers home on their clothes, skin and hair. While their wives would breathe in and swallow toxic fibers when laundering their work clothes, their children would be exposed to asbestos when greeting their fathers upon returning home from the job. Contrary to popular belief, secondary asbestos exposure can be as dangerous as occupational asbestos exposure, as no amount of asbestos is safe for the human body. If you developed a disease you believe is the consequence of secondary asbestos exposure, do not hesitate to contact our attorneys, who will gladly review your case and subsequently let you know whether you are eligible for compensation. If you are, they will promptly begin working on your case, for which you will have to provide the employment records of your family member who was employed at Blackfeet Indian Developers Inc. and your medical records. Eventually, you will receive the maximum compensation you deserve for your injury, which will also help you afford superior healthcare and treatment.
Legal assistance in wrongful death asbestos exposure cases for family members
It is not uncommon for victims of workplace asbestos exposure to refuse to seek the compensation they are entitled to while they are alive, usually out of fear of a long and complicated legal process. Nevertheless, if you lost a family member to a disease caused by occupational asbestos exposure, you can file a wrongful death claim with Blackfeet Indian Developers Inc. with the help of our skillful legal team. The only documents we will need from you are the employment and medical records of your deceased loved one, as well as their death certificate, which must clearly state that they lost their life to a disease stemming from asbestos exposure. The rest of the paperwork will be efficiently taken care of by our attorneys, who have been pursuing compensation for the surviving family members of asbestos victims since 1990. In the end, you will receive the compensation you are eligible for from the liable company. It is important, however, to keep in mind that wrongful death asbestos exposure cases have a statute of limitations of 2 years in the majority of states, which should make taking legal action a priority for you.
