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Asbestos Disease Q&A: Part Seven

This is the final blog in a series of seven which was written after we held a Q&A with asbestos solicitor, John Hall, who handles asbestos claims on behalf of Mooneerams. To see the rest of the blogs in this series go to the asbestos disease section on our dedicated ...

By |2022-12-12T07:49:41+00:00December 12th, 2022|Asbestos Disease|

Asbestos Disease Q&A: Part Six

Experienced asbestos disease lawyer John Hall works with Mooneerams Solicitors to act on behalf of our clients who want to bring asbestos disease claims against their former employers for exposing them to asbestos. Some weeks ago, he kindly took time out of his busy schedule to answer a long list ...

By |2022-12-05T08:17:40+00:00December 6th, 2022|Asbestos Disease|

Asbestos Disease Q&A: Part Five

This is the fifth blog in a series of seven which was written after we held a Q&A with John Hall, the asbestos solicitor who handles asbestos compensation claims on behalf of Mooneerams. John is acknowledged by the Legal 500 as an expert in his field. If the previous four ...

By |2022-11-23T13:29:09+00:00November 23rd, 2022|Asbestos Disease|

Asbestos Disease Q&A: Part Four

This is the fourth blog from a series of seven, written flowing a Q&A session with expert asbestos disease solicitor, John Hall, who works in conjunction with us at Mooneerams. John handles asbestos disease compensation claims for our clients, and he is an acknowledged expert in this complex area of ...

By |2022-11-15T15:47:48+00:00November 15th, 2022|Asbestos Disease|

Asbestos Disease Q&A: Part Three

This is the third blog of a seven-part series of blogs following a Q&A during which, Mooneerams partner asbestos disease solicitor, John Hall, discussed a whole range of topics relating to asbestos disease and in general and asbestos disease claims in particular. In this blog, John answered questions about asbestos ...

By |2022-11-09T16:03:58+00:00November 9th, 2022|Asbestos Disease|

Asbestos Disease Q&A: Part Two

In the first of our seven-part series of blogs taken from a live Q&A session, asbestos disease expert John Hall talked about the asbestos conditions of Pleural Plaques and Pleural Thickening. In this second blog, John talks about the condition of Asbestosis. John, you’ve already told us all about Pleural ...

By |2022-10-31T10:36:52+00:00October 31st, 2022|Asbestos Disease|

Asbestos Disease Q&A: Part One

Over the next six weeks, we are publishing a series of articles offering expert advice around asbestos disease. In this Asbestos Disease Q&A: Part One, we discuss being a specialist asbestos disease lawyer; introduce the five main types of asbestos disease; detail what Pleural Plaques are and what Pleural Thickening ...

By |2022-10-21T09:15:59+01:00October 21st, 2022|Asbestos Disease|

How to claim compensation for asbestos related diseases if your former employer no longer trades?

On average one hundred people die from asbestos related illnesses, every week. During the same period, approximately the same number get diagnosed with asbestos disease. Statistics tell us that a significant number of them have been: exposed to asbestos by a former employer or employers, because, their employer was negligent ...

By |2022-04-19T07:29:22+01:00April 19th, 2022|Asbestos Disease|

Can smokers still claim compensation for asbestos disease?

There are four main forms of asbestos disease – asbestosis, pleural thickening, mesothelioma, and asbestos lung cancer. All four types of the disease are caused by exposure to asbestos. Asbestos exposure was rife in all kinds of industry throughout the UK in the 20th century. Eventually, asbestos was banned from ...

By |2021-05-17T07:24:53+01:00May 17th, 2021|Asbestos Disease|

A Brief History of Asbestos (in the UK)

Take a look at our detailed history of asbestos in the UK for useful facts and insights... The word asbestos was first used in the 17th Century. It is derived from an Ancient Greek word meaning ‘inextinguishable.’ Pliny the Elder However, as long ago as the first Century AD a ...

By |2021-05-10T11:31:35+01:00February 23rd, 2021|Asbestos Disease|
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