Industrial workers — a fifty-year asbestos exposure crisis.

Over 27 million industrial workers were unknowingly exposed to carcinogenic agents at their workplace, including asbestos. A considerable share are now diagnosed with non-cancerous conditions — pleural plaques, diffuse pleural thickening, pleural effusion, rounded atelectasis — that lead to lung cancer, bronchial cancer, or mesothelioma 10–40 years later. Although the dangers of asbestos had been known since the 1930s, numerous manufacturers deliberately concealed the information from their employees for their own financial profit.

If you worked in an industrial setting and got diagnosed with lung cancer, bronchial cancer, mesothelioma, colon/rectal cancer, throat/esophageal cancer, or another asbestos-related pulmonary disease, you or your family members are eligible for monetary compensation through a trust fund claim.

There are over 60 asbestos trust funds established by bankrupt companies with approximately $37 billion remaining for workers exposed to asbestos at their workplace. Any worker with asbestos fibers detectable in their lungs can receive compensation — even if they were also smokers. Smoking exacerbates the damage; the asbestos caused it.

Our process is simple: we need your medical records and workplace information. You never go to court. We already have substantial documentation and proof for similar cases. Over the past two decades, our team has successfully filed asbestos trust fund claims for thousands of industrial workers and their families, including representation from Channika De Silva, who works directly with more than 30 bankruptcy trusts.

There is a time limit between 1–3 years to file your claim, so take legal action as soon as you find out about your illness.