South Carolina Mesothelioma Lawyers Who Have Helped Our Clients Win for Over 40 Years
A mesothelioma diagnosis can be devastating to your family. But additional pain and suffering, especially in the legal or financial realm, is optional. Our South Carolina mesothelioma lawyers have helped hardworking Americans who were exposed to asbestos on the job in the Upstate, Midlands, and Lowcountry/Grand Strand metro areas for more than 40 years.
Mesothelioma is rare and particularly aggressive. Your course of action should be too. Choose a South Carolina Mesothelioma lawyer who gets results and will treat you like more than just a number. If your family has been impacted by mesothelioma, put the respected asbestos attorneys at Rogers, Patrick, Westbrook & Brickman (RPWB) in your corner.
Our experienced South Carolina mesothelioma lawyers have been litigating mesothelioma + related asbestos cancer cases for more than 40 years, and have won billions for our clients, plus helping them recover dignity and peace of mind in the process. RPWB’s professional staff can help you get the compensation you deserve, and the means to handle hospitalization, chemotherapy, surgeries, medical devices, prescriptions, and amass a strong financial future for you and your family.
If work conditions in South Carolina caused your mesothelioma, you could be owed significant compensation.
Legal action against those who caused the mesothelioma might not be the first item on your to-do list. But we recommend you reach out and speak with an experienced South Carolina mesothelioma lawyer without delay.
With statutes of limitation that limit the amount of time you have to file a mesothelioma lawsuit and the demands of mesothelioma treatment, time is of the essence. It’s very important to begin the process of documenting work sites and the types of asbestos products you were exposed to.
It’s important to understand the following:
- Mesothelioma was preventable, but the asbestos industry worked hard to keep the negative health effects of their products hidden. As a result, millions more American workers and their families were exposed to asbestos. Each year, between 2,000–3,000 people in the United States are diagnosed with mesothelioma, an insidious cancer that crops up decades after exposure to asbestos. These hardworking people suffer because of what asbestos companies did, and the vast majority, unfortunately, will pass away from the cancer within a few years. We are proud to fight for these folks and their families.
- Knowledge is power. There are support groups and there is a wealth of information about the medical aspects of mesothelioma, including new treatments. Courts have a long history of awarding victims substantial compensation in properly presented mesothelioma cases. We encourage you to seek out the best medical and legal care you can find. They are both important.
- We stand ready to help. For more than 40 years, the attorneys at RPWB have worked with mesothelioma victims, providing information and skilled counsel so they make smart choices and achieve full compensation. In fact, in 1976, our firm’s attorneys were among the first in the country to successfully hold asbestos manufacturers accountable for causing mesothelioma. Since then, we have obtained impressive verdicts and settlements in nearly every state in the U.S. and the U.S. Virgin Islands, including a $250 million verdict for a retired U.S. Steel employee who was diagnosed with mesothelioma. We are client-focused, accessible, and forthcoming. You are more than a case to us.
Our experienced team of South Carolina mesothelioma attorneys is available 24-7 to people diagnosed with mesothelioma and their families. We will answer your questions and begin the process of obtaining compensation from the asbestos companies. We serve the entire United States from our offices in South Carolina and Illinois. In many cases, our attorneys are available to meet at your home within just a day or two.
South Carolina Asbestos Jobsites
RPWB’s mesothelioma lawyers have extensive experience with job sites throughout the country where asbestos was widely used. Our knowledge combined with our network of medical and occupational experts will help you maximize the amount of financial compensation you receive from the asbestos manufacturers that caused your mesothelioma.
Asbestos was prevalent in South Carolina power plants, shipyards, chemical plants and other industrial facilities.
Our South Carolina mesothelioma lawyers have helped workers who developed mesothelioma from these major jobsites in the Upstate, Midlands, and Lowcountry/Grand Strand metro areas (in addition to many more):
Click here for a complete list of South Carolina job sites where asbestos was present.
RPWB has put together a comprehensive patient guide for people diagnosed with mesothelioma and their families. Download it for free below.
South Carolina Mesothelioma Statute of Limitations
In South Carolina, mesothelioma lawsuits must be filed within three years. The clock typically begins ticking when a person knows or should know that they have mesothelioma, but there can be some exceptions. Please contact us without delay to get the process started.
More Information About Mesothelioma
You might have questions about mesothelioma cancer and how mesothelioma lawsuits work. RPWB has prepared the resources below to help answer some of your questions.
More Information about RPWB Law Firm
With four offices in South Carolina, RPWB’s mesothelioma lawyers have worked on mesothelioma cases for more than 40 years all throughout the United States. We have a reputation for putting together strong, comprehensive asbestos cases that accurately reflect all of the asbestos products that a mesothelioma victim has been exposed to. This national experience, combined with our depth of knowledge about South Carolina asbestos sites, makes us a trusted choice for many families in the Palmetto State. Click the link below if you’d like to see more information about RPWB. You can also give us a call 24-7 or fill out the form on this site for us to review your mesothelioma case.
