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Dallas Mesothelioma Lawyer - Mesothelioma Law Firm
Need a Mesothelioma Lawyer in Dallas?Dallas is the 9th largest city in the U.S. and 3rd largest city in Texas boasting a population of a little over 1.2 million people. Do you need a Mesothelioma Lawyer in Dallas? Contact Cooney & Conway today for a free consultation.
Cooney & Conway lawyers are admitted in Illinois. Services may not be available in all states. Some cases may be referred to our affiliate lawyers who are licensed in many states. Contact a mesothelioma lawyer today.
Mesothelioma Attorneys
The Mesothelioma Law Firm of Cooney & Conway began representing mesothelioma clients more than 35 years ago when a group of Johns-Manville employees from nearby Waukegan, Illinois were refused access to their own yearly employee chest X-ray results. Mesothelioma Lawyers of the firm intervened on behalf of the Manville employees, and the records were turned over. It was discovered that Manville had been concealing evidence that its employees had developed asbestosis and other asbestos related diseases while working at the Manville facility. Represented by Cooney & Conway, and armed with medical proof of their injuries, the plant workers filed successful actions against Johns Manville.
Our Case Experience
The firm represents several thousand mesothelioma clients from many occupations. Cooney & Conway Chicago asbestos attorneys have argued on behalf of clients in many landmark cases that have shaped mesothelioma litigation in Illinois and nationwide. Some of these include:
- In re Johns-Manville Asbestos Cases, 511 F. Supp. 1229 in which the United States District Court ruled that Manville plant workers were not limited to workers' compensation claims against the Manville Corporations.
- VaSalle v. Celotex, 161 Ill.App.3d 808. The Illinois Appellate Court held that asbestosis and cancer are two separate injuries. If a worker is initially diagnosed with asbestosis and years later develops mesothelioma or another malignancy, he has the right to return to court and file a new lawsuit.
- Tragarz v. Keene, 980 F.2d 411 (7th Cir. 1992), in which the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit upheld the application of joint and several liability in asbestos personal injury cases.
- Cooney & Conway was honored to submit Amicus Curiae or "Friend of the Court" briefs to the Illinois Supreme Court in two very important cases, Thacker v. UNR Industries, Inc., 151 Ill. 2d 343, and Best v. Taylor Machine Works 179 Ill. 2d 367.
In Thacker, the Illinois Supreme Court held that exposure to asbestos fibers could be proven through "fiber drift" evidence, meaning that a plaintiff exposed to asbestos used elsewhere on a jobsite did not have to establish hands-on use of the defendant's product in order to prove that he had inhaled asbestos dust from the defendant's product.
In Best, the Illinois Supreme Court declared the 1995 Civil Justice Reform Act unconstitutional. Among other restrictions, the Reform Act had terminated all mesothelioma claimants' right to bring a lawsuit. The Cooney &d Conway "Friend of the Court" brief was one of the few such briefs accepted by the Court, and was one of the first allowed to be filed for the Supreme Court's review.
In addition to these landmark cases, Cooney & Conway lawyers have been appointed to leadership roles on almost all of the major asbestos bankruptcy committees by the United States Courts. These positions protect the rights of victims and ensure that asbestos corporations seeking bankruptcy protection are not allowed to avoid paying compensation to those they have injured in the past.
Finally, and most importantly, Cooney & Conway lawyers successfully represent mesothelioma clients at trial. Our verdicts and settlements for our clients in mesothelioma cases are some of the highest in the United States, reaching into the multi-millions in individual cases. Chicago Magazine has consistently named us as one of the 'Best Law Firms in Chicago' and we are the only firm concentrating in asbestos litigation to receive this prestigious ranking.
Cooney & Conway lawyers have been honored by organizations such as the American Association for Justice, the International Society of Barristers, the American College of Trial Lawyers, SuperLawyers, Best Lawyers in America, and leading lawyer network.
Additional Mesothelioma Information
Malignant mesothelioma is a rare but severe cancerous disease that can develop as a result of asbestos exposure.
The majority of a person’s internal organs are protected by a coating known as the mesothelium. Healthy cells in the mesothelium follow a regular life span. Cells that are afflicted with mesothelioma fail to follow this usual pattern, and may spread to other areas of the body, causing destruction.
In order to treat mesothelioma, identifying the type of the disease a person has is key. Several types of malignant mesothelioma exist. Some of the most frequent varieties include peritoneal mesothelioma, which afflicts the abdominal lining, pleural mesothelioma, which is concentrated on the lung lining, and pericardial mesothelioma, which affects the lining of the heart.
Many people who develop mesothelioma were subjected to asbestos on the job. Some of the highest risk professions include plumbing, insulating, and bricklaying. As a result, victims of mesothelioma may have legal rights against the manufacturers of asbestos. To protect your rights, you should reach out to an attorney who can evaluate the facts with you and advise you if you have a case.
Symptoms of Mesothelioma
Mesothelioma generally takes several decades following asbestos exposure to develop. Physical signs to watch for include respiratory and breathing problems, changes in weight, and chest and/or stomach pain. Swelling in the abdomen may also be a sign of mesothelioma. These symptoms may develop as a result of fluid building up in the tissues around the lungs or in the abdomen. If you notice any changes in your health, you should always see a doctor, who can ask the appropriate questions and run the necessary tests in order to provide an accurate diagnosis.
There May Still Be Time To Make A Claim
Many people who have suffered injuries from toxic substances such as asbestos did not know of the health risks at the time of the exposure. As a result, some states have enacted laws allowing people to file lawsuits for a certain amount of time after their asbestos-related illness was diagnosed, rather than from the date of the exposure. An attorney can tell you whether you still have time to file a lawsuit within the limitation period applicable in your state.
Compensation For Asbestos Exposure Injuries
Many effects of toxic asbestos exposure are permanent and irreversible. Although the law seeks to place an injured person in the position he or she was in before an injury, this usually is not possible. Instead, economic compensation for the victim's damage is awarded. A plaintiff who can prove that he or she was exposed to asbestos may be able to recover for both the economic and noneconomic consequences of that exposure, including:
- The cost of past and future medical care;
- The cost of necessary rehabilitation;
- Lost past and future wages;
- Lost earning capacity;
- Lost enjoyment of life;
- Emotional distress; and,
- Past and future pain and suffering.
Another kind of damages that plaintiffs injured by asbestos may be able to recover are "punitive" damages. Punitive damages are intended not to compensate the victim for his or her losses, but to punish the defendant's wrongful conduct. Although punitive damage awards receive a lot of media attention, they are in fact quite rare. The amount of punitive damages awarded is usually based on the wealth of the defendant and the magnitude of its wrongful conduct. Some states require that a portion of punitive damage awards be paid to the state.
Getting Help
If you would like further information about our asbestos practice, or would like a complimentary analysis of your or a family member's potential case, please call the mesothelioma lawyers hotline at 888-875-7899, or complete the Free Case Evaluation. Our asbestos law firm is pleased to have the opportunity to be of service.
If you are concerned about potential exposure to asbestos, or if you or a loved one suffer from asbestosis, mesothelioma, or another medical condition associated with asbestos exposure, you should take action to protect your legal rights by discussing your case with an experienced asbestos/mesothelioma attorney.
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