If you or a member of your family has been diagnosed with an asbestos related condition then it is vital you instruct a solicitor who has the necessary expertise to help you with a claim. Asbestos related disease claims are extremely complex, so it is important you instruct a solicitor that specialises in this area of law.  The asbestos solicitors at Nigel Askew have been representing clients in asbestos related disease claims for over 20 years and are a firm you can trust.

Based in Louth, our asbestos solicitors offer all our clients a free and no obligation initial consultation, during which we will discuss the merits of your potential claim and answer any questions you may have about the claims process.

If you are looking for an asbestos solicitor in Lincolnshire, contact us today by calling us on 01507 609027 or submit an online enquiry using the form on the right hand side of this page.

Our asbestos solicitors represent clients in towns throughout the county, including in Lincoln, Grimsby, Scunthorpe, Market Rasen, Skegness, Louth, Grantham and Sleaford.

We are able to advise clients who have been diagnosed with any of the following asbestos related conditions:

• Asbestosis
• Asbestos Lung Cancer
• Mesothelioma
• Peritoneal Mesothelioma
• Pleural Thickening

If you have been diagnosed with any of these conditions within the last 3 years then you may be able to make a claim for compensation. To discuss a new claim, please call us on 01507 609027.

We offer all our clients a free and no obligation initial case assessment, where we will discuss the merits of your claim and aim to answer any questions you may have. We understand that the weeks and months after an asbestos related diagnosis can be a confusing and emotional time for everyone concerned. We aim to make the process of making a claim as stress free as possible by attending you at your home to take witness statements and working as hard as we can on your behalf.

We fund all of our asbestos related claims using conditional fee agreements, which are better known as ‘No Win No Fee’ agreements. We do not require our clients to pay any upfront fees or disbursements (costs associated with making a claim such as medical reports or barristers fees).

There are strict time limits in place which determine whether you can claim compensation for asbestos related disease matters.

There is usually a three year period from the date of a diagnosis or from the date that you first linked your asbestos disease with your exposure to asbestos dust at work.  If you are unsure if you can make a claim, or if you think you may fall foul of this three year limitation period, please contact Nigel Askew Solicitors today and one of our expert asbestos solicitors will be able to advise you on the merits of your potential claim.

Do not worry if your employer is no longer trading, our expert asbestos solicitors are often able to trace the employer’s liability insurers of dormant or closed companies.

The total amount of compensation that may be awarded to you is dependent on a range of factors including the severity of your condition and how old you are at the time of diagnosis.

The amount awarded in compensation for a specific asbestos related condition is based on a set of national guidelines. The general amounts of compensation range from £12,000 for cases with mild symptoms, where clients are able to maintain their current lifestyle, to over £250,000 for clients whose life expectancy has been dramatically reduced due to their condition.

The value of asbestos related disease claims can be significantly more if a client has developed an asbestos condition at a young age, has dependants or if they are unable to continue working as a result of their condition.

If you would like to discuss a new claim with an asbestos solicitor in Lincolnshire, please call our expert asbestos solicitors on 01507 609027. We offer all new clients a free and no obligation initial consultation during which we will discuss the merits of your potential asbestos claim.

We handle all asbestos claims with the utmost care and compassion, and work hard to support you and your family through what is an emotionally testing period.