My father has been diagnosed with pulomnary fibrosis due to his job of 20 years ; do we have legal recourse?
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You may have legal recourse. It's not necessarily an easy type of case to win -- it's all about causation, i.e., did the working conditions cause your father's pulmonary fibrosis. I know of two law firms in my area that work with clients nationally on these types of cases. If you want, you can email me at halkeytock@yahoo.com and I can give you contact info for those firms. But whatever you do, I think you should at least consult with a lawyer who handles these types of cases.
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Yes, if miners can get black lung, and workers comp (my dad was a miner) then you can for your fibrosis. Go to www.findlaw.com it is the best searchable website to find a lawyer who handles cases in your area.
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respiratory therapist, daughter of coalminer
Yes, you may have a case. My stepfather got asbestosis and COPD from his work, and he filed a suit against the company and won a nice settlement. Give it a shot.
YES. I don't know where you live but if you tell me, I could help find you replicable legal representation.
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