Asbestos
Asbestos exposure often happened years or decades before symptoms appeared. If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma or another asbestos-related illness, it's not too late to pursue accountability.
Representing Individuals Exposed to Asbestos
For decades, asbestos was used across industrial, construction, automotive, and manufacturing settings before its dangers were fully disclosed to the workers and consumers exposed to it. Mesothelioma, asbestosis, and other related illnesses can take twenty, thirty, or more years to develop after exposure — which means many of today's diagnoses trace back to exposure that happened long ago, often at more than one job site or through more than one product.
Jason has represented clients in complex, multi-defendant asbestos litigation, working to identify every company whose products or worksites contributed to a client's exposure history, and to hold each of them accountable for the harm caused.
Occupational Exposure Settings
- Industrial & manufacturing plants
- Shipyards & refineries
- Construction & demolition sites
- Automotive brake & clutch work
- Power plants & boiler rooms
- Military service
Understanding an Asbestos Claim
Long Latency Period
Symptoms of mesothelioma and asbestosis often don't appear until decades after the original exposure occurred.
Reconstructing Exposure History
Building a claim means carefully documenting where, when, and how exposure happened — often across multiple employers and products.
Multiple Responsible Parties
Asbestos cases frequently involve several corporate defendants, each of whom may bear a share of responsibility.