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Industrial diseases and asbestos claims

Industrial diseases and asbestos claims

Leigh Day & Co is determined to obtain compensation for people who have lost beloved family members because of industrial diseases

Leigh Day & Co has a specialist team dedicated to acting for victims of industrial diseases.  The team has considerable experience of helping asbestos victims and acting for victims of lesser known diseases such as latex allergy, occupational asthma and work-related cancers.

News


Increased risk of bladder cancer for painters
Recent article highlights cancer risks for painters and decorators
 

Retired carpenter died of mesothelioma
Insulating materials proved fatal for former carpenter
 

Malcolm McLaren dies from asbestos cancer
Punk music manager Malcolm McLaren has died at the age of 64
 

Claim for terminally ill asbestos patient settles in three months
The family of a man who died of mesothelioma has received £150,000
 

Government announcement to asbestos disease sufferers
Jack Straw has announced proposals for people suffering with asbestos diseases
 

How washing clothes can kill
Carrying out an innocent household task has proved fatal for some people
 

ABI under fire for approach to asbestos victims
The Association of British Insurers has a success rate of only 45% when tracing employer's liability insurers
 

Claim settles following asbestos exposure in the 1980's
Contact with boilers and pipes in the 1980's resulted in mesothelioma
 

Dock worker who loaded asbestos receives damages
Leigh Day secures £40,000 for injured dock worker
 

Rock concert in aid of mesothelioma charities on 12th September
Asbestos charities will benefit from a rock concert in September
 

Barking resident receives compensation for asbestos cancer
Leigh Day secures compensation for former Barking resident who contracted mesothelioma
 

Australian recovers damages for asbestos exposure
A former shipping worker has been awarded damages of more than £100,000
 

Australian asbestosis sufferer wins substantial damages following exposure at a UK shipyard
A shipyard worker has received compensation after contracting asbestosis
 

Rapid recovery of compensation for mesothelioma sufferer
 

Scottish Parliament passes pleural plaques Bill
Daniel Easton, a specialist in asbestos claims at Leigh Day, welcomes new Scottish legislation
 

Two hour exposure to asbestos case settles
Exposure to asbestos for only two hours led to death from mesothelioma years later
 

Action Mesothelioma Day 2009
Lawyers at Leigh Day & Co support Action Mesothelioma Day 2009
 

Six-figure sum for Australian resident asbestosis sufferer
Leigh Day partner Daniel Easton has obtained a substantial settlement for a man living in Australia who has asbestosis
 

Mesothelioma trigger litigation – Victory for asbestos victims
Specialist asbestos lawyers Leigh Day & Co welcomed today's judgment from the High Court
 

1950s exposure to asbestos results in compensation success
Leigh Day & Co win compensation for former labourer who was exposed to asbestos in the 1950s at Cape Asbestos in Barking.
 

Speedy settlement for mesothelioma sufferer
Dan Easton, industrial diseases specialist at law firm Leigh Day & Co, has achieved a substantial settlement for a former charge nurse who is now suffering from mesothelioma.
 

Maidstone resident recovers compensation for asbestos cancer
John Sachs, represented by Daniel Easton of law firm Leigh Day & Co, has received a substantial settlement from his former employer, Farnborough Hospital, after contracting mesothelioma.
 

Having settled my claim and received compensation following Daniel's advice, I have happily recommended him to a number of fellow sufferers, and will continue to do so.

John Sachs, asbestos client

Contact us

For a free initial consultation, please contact Daniel Easton or VijayGanapathy on 020 7650 1279 

If you prefer please complete our online enquiry form 

Facts and figures

  • Asbestos biggest cause of work related death in UK
  • 4,000 people die each year from asbestos-related cancers
  • Some work-related cancers can take up to 50 years to develop

Accreditations

  1. Members of APIL 
  2. SRA - Personal Injury accredited

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