Get a free consultation with Greg, your dedicated legal counsel and he’ll explain how you can get compensation from the $30 billion dollar asbestos trusts, veteran benefits or by filing a legal claim.

As an attorney, Greg’s unique area of expertise is to battle big corporations on behalf of families affected by asbestos exposure. His team is comprised of the best litigators in the country to bring irresponsible companies to justice.

Being diagnosed with an asbestos-related illness is scary and upsetting, that’s why it doesn’t matter where you’re located, Greg will come out to evaluate your case in a face to face meeting.

After explaining the entire process to you, Greg will document your work history and discuss your options to get your compensation as fast as possible.

Greg takes the fights that people think can’t be won. As an ex-prosecutor that stands for justice, he’ll hold those accountable for your illness.

Asbestos was commonly used in multiple industries, spanning from construction to mining. OSHA estimates that approximately 1.3 million workers in general industries were exposed to deadly asbestos.

We strive for a movement of change at Mesowatch, our goal is to hold the negligent companies responsible for ruining countless lives. Many of them are spouses or family members and 30 percent of all diagnosis are veterans that served in the United States military.

Occupational Asbestos Exposure & Discovery

Mesowatch holds one of the largest databases on job site asbestos discovery. Our experience, combined with the knowledge of worksites across the United States gives us the ability to come to our client’s aid.

We diligently investigate each case to determine the source of the asbestos and mesothelioma. After documenting work history, our teams of qualified researchers and investigators dig deeper to discover the point of exposure; which products they came into contact with and the companies to hold accountable.

United States Military
Veterans that served in the United States army between 1940-1980 could have come into contact with asbestos. While asbestos isn’t as widely used anymore, it was commonly used in all areas of the military, especially the navy.

Construction
Before the 1980s, commercial and residential construction used thousands of product ranges containing asbestos. Insulation, paints, and pipes are a fraction of some of the many materials used.

Shipyards
The construction of ships and vessels required the ability to resist corrosion and high temperatures, making asbestos the most suitable material to use. Unfortunately, the confined spaces and high asbestos exposure has resulted in tens of thousands of lives being ruined.

Power Plants
Asbestos clothing was used for protection in power and chemical plants from heat and dangerous chemicals. Studies show that power plant workers are one of the highest groups affected by asbestos exposure.

Manufacturing
Auto parts such as brakes and clutches contain asbestos. Auto mechanics are also susceptible as vehicle parts disintegrate and deteriorate. In the metal works industry, asbestos was used for its heat resistant properties to protect workers and machinery.

Family Members
Asbestos fibers can embed themselves on skin, hair, and clothing from work environments. The contaminated skin and clothing can put children and families at risk of secondary exposure to asbestos.

Veterans that served in the United States military and have been diagnosed with mesothelioma or lung cancer are eligible to receive financial benefits from the U.S Department of Veteran Affairs. The special financial benefits include disability compensation, monthly compensation and death benefits for surviving family members.

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths, killing more people than any other form of cancer. It occurs when cancerous cells grow uncontrollably in the lung and form a tumor, resulting in the cancerous cells destroying healthy lung tissue.

Studies show that workers in asbestos-related industries are more likely to develop and die of lung cancer and unfortunately, lung cancer shows signs at least 15 years later than the first contact with asbestos.

Lung Cancer Symptoms

Similarly to mesothelioma, lung cancer has a latency period and doesn’t show immediate signs of the disease. It can take decades for symptoms to show and by that time, the disease often advances and spreads to other parts of the body.

Common lung cancer symptoms include:

• Persistent coughing
• Difficulty breathing with chest pains that often feel worse with deep breaths
• Loss of appetite and weight loss
• Feeling weak and fatigued often
• Repeated infections such as bronchitis or pneumonia

Unlike other firms, Mesowatch works exclusively with asbestos-related injury so our legal expertise in the area is second to none.

We pursue justice for people diagnosed with mesothelioma as well lung cancer, which has helped us push back harder against corporations and others who are trying to take away victims’ rights to compensation.

Mesowatch partnerships have resulted in millions of dollars in out of court settlements, trial verdicts and claims against asbestos trust funds.

Whether you suspect exposure, or already have a diagnosis, it’s extremely important to act now so we can document the details of your case and get you relief as quickly as possible.

Mesowatch advocates on your behalf so you can:

• Make sense of what’s happening and how to move forward
• Hold accountable the companies who knowingly put you at risk
• Receive a settlement often without appearing in court
• Pay nothing upfront and focus on spending time with loved ones
• Learn quickly if you have a case and if you should move forward with a claim
• Find justice for pain and suffering or the loss of a loved one
• Recover medical bills, loss of income and out of pocket expenses
• Find comfort through connection with others who share your burden