Minnesota Mesothelioma Lawyer

How Can Mesothelioma Lawyers in Minnesota Help Me?

Minnesota mesothelioma lawyers may be able to help you or a U.S. veteran you love seek financial compensation for this cancer or other asbestos-related diseases.

The average lawsuit for mesothelioma awards $1 million or more, which can be used to help cover your medical expenses and keep your family’s future safe.

$1 Million

Average Settlement

*varies case by case

The Minnesota mesothelioma lawyers we work with take care of every step in the lawsuit process and never file claims against the military, government, or U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). You can still file for VA benefits if you file a lawsuit with a lawyer’s help.

The Mesothelioma Veterans Center can help you find top Minnesota mesothelioma lawyers right now. We have partnered with a law firm founded by U.S. veterans — with many attorneys on staff who served their country — to help veterans fighting mesothelioma.

Get a Free Case Review today for help finding the best Minnesota asbestos lawyer for you and your family.

What Areas of Minnesota Do Mesothelioma Lawyers Serve?

Minnesota mesothelioma attorneys serve these cities and beyond:

Apple Valley
Blaine
Bloomington
Brooklyn Center
Brooklyn Park
Burnsville
Coon Rapids
Crystal
Duluth
Eagan
Golden Valley
Lakeville
Mankato
Maple Grove
Minneapolis
Minnetonka
Plymouth
Richfield
Rochester
Roseville
Shakopee
St. Cloud
St. Paul
Woodbury
Many other cities

Contact us now for help finding skilled Minnesota mesothelioma lawyers. We may be able to assist you even if your town or city isn’t shown above.

Who Can Work With Minnesota Mesothelioma Lawyers?

Many people may be eligible to work with Minnesota asbestos attorneys.

Eligible individuals include:

U.S. veterans or civilians with mesothelioma, lung cancer, or other asbestos-related illnesses
Family members or loved ones of those who passed away from an asbestos disease
Anyone representing a victim’s estate

Minnesota mesothelioma attorneys can figure out when, where, and how you may have been exposed to asbestos if you don’t know or can’t recall.

For best results, contact an asbestos law firm in Minnesota as soon as possible, as there’s only a limited amount of time to file a legal claim.

Asbestos Statute of Limitations in Minnesota

Each state has a statute of limitations, which is a time limit on how long you have to file a mesothelioma lawsuit.

Minnesota’s statute of limitations is 2 years from the date of diagnosis or the death of a loved one from mesothelioma.

Call (877) 450-8973 now to reach out to a mesothelioma attorney in Minnesota and get help filing before the deadline expires in your case.

Types of Compensation for Mesothelioma in Minnesota

If you have mesothelioma, you may be entitled to different types of compensation. Explore each type below and see how a Minnesota mesothelioma lawyer can help you access them.

Mesothelioma Lawsuits

You may be able to file a mesothelioma lawsuit if you got sick from asbestos-containing products.

The average mesothelioma lawsuit settlement is worth $1 million to $1.4 million, with many families getting more. Your lawsuit won’t involve suing the U.S. government or any military branches.

Use our Free Questions to Ask a Mesothelioma Lawyer checklist to get answers about filing a lawsuit and securing compensation.

Asbestos Trust Fund Claims

Asbestos trust funds are large sums of money set aside by bankrupt manufacturers of asbestos-based products to compensate victims. Bankrupt companies can’t be sued, but you can file a trust fund claim to seek your share of this money if you have mesothelioma or another asbestos-related disease.

There's currently around $30 billion available in asbestos trust funds. A Minnesota mesothelioma lawyer can help you file a lawsuit and asbestos trust fund claims at the same time, so you can get the most amount of money possible.

VA Benefits

U.S. veterans who received a mesothelioma diagnosis after time spent serving in the military may be able to file for VA benefits, which are typically worth $4,158.17 per month.

Other mesothelioma VA benefits include:

Free or low-cost treatments through VA health care
Funeral and burial reimbursement
Survivors benefits

Call (877) 450-8973 now to get help filing for mesothelioma VA benefits or increase your VA payouts if you already get benefits.

How to File a Minnesota Mesothelioma Lawsuit

Minnesota mesothelioma lawyers do all the work involved in filing an asbestos lawsuit and securing financial compensation. See how attorneys can help each step of the way below.

1. Contact a Mesothelioma Attorney

First, contact a Minnesota mesothelioma attorney who works for a top law firm. Skilled attorneys can determine if you’re qualified to file a mesothelioma lawsuit and pursue compensation at no upfront cost to you.

Get a free case review to connect with top lawyers. Our legal partners don’t charge any hourly fees and only get paid if they secure money for you, meaning there’s no risk to work with them.

2. Gather Evidence

If you’re eligible to file a mesothelioma lawsuit, your Minnesota asbestos lawyer can start gathering evidence to support your case.

To file mesothelioma lawsuits, your lawyer will collect:

Medical records related to your diagnosis
Military or employment documents to show how you were exposed
Testimonies from witnesses and experts

All of this information will help your Minnesota mesothelioma lawyers build a case that shows how your asbestos exposure caused you to develop mesothelioma.

3. File Your Mesothelioma Lawsuit

Once evidence has been gathered, your Minnesota mesothelioma lawyer will file your lawsuit within the statute of limitations. Remember, you won’t have to file yourself, which saves you time and stress.

4. Secure Mesothelioma Compensation

Almost all mesothelioma lawsuits reach out-of-court settlements with the companies named in a lawsuit. By settling, you can get compensation without going to trial.

In the rare event that a lawsuit doesn’t settle, your Minnesota mesothelioma law firm will fight to get the highest payouts possible for you in court through a verdict.

Nebraska Asbestos Settlement Amounts

The Minnesota attorneys we’ve partnered with have secured billions of dollars for veterans and civilians through mesothelioma settlements and verdicts.

Our legal partners’ Minnesota mesothelioma settlements and verdicts include:

$4.48 million

for a U.S. Air Force veteran

$3.88 million

for a U.S. Navy veteran

$3.58 million

for a U.S. Army veteran and welder

$3.35 million

for a U.S. Navy veteran

$2.78 million

for a U.S. Navy veteran

$2.16 million

for a U.S. Navy veteran

Do you have questions about mesothelioma lawsuits or finding attorneys in Minnesota? Ask VA-accredited attorney Jonathan Nelson now!

Minnesota Residents and Asbestos Exposure

Minnesota residents may have come in contact with asbestos at many sites across the state, including U.S. military bases and worksites. Learn where veterans and civilians may have been exposed below.

Asbestos Job Sites in Minnesota

Prior to the early 1980s, workers across Minnesota relied on asbestos-containing products without knowing the dangers. In fact, over 900 job sites used asbestos before the risks were fully understood.

Job sites in Minnesota that may have put workers at risk include:

Ace Manufacturing, Inc., Minneapolis
Allan Black Company, St. Paul
Cyprus North Shore Mining, Beaver Bay
Federal Cartridge Corporation, New Brighton
Northwest Paper Company, Brainerd
Fleetwood Plant, Duluth
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, St. Paul
Northern States Power Company, multiple locations
Taconite Plant, Eveleth

Many Minnesota residents went on to develop mesothelioma after working with or around asbestos-containing materials.

Military Bases

The U.S. military used asbestos products in its bases, buildings, and ships from the 1930s to the early 1980s. Many U.S. veterans developed mesothelioma from being exposed to asbestos while serving in the military decades ago.

The most notable military site that used asbestos in Minnesota is Duluth Air Force Base. Anyone who worked with or around asbestos-containing materials on this base could be at risk of mesothelioma later in life.

Contact us now if you or a loved one was exposed to asbestos while serving in the military. We can help you pursue VA benefits and legal compensation.

Find a Minnesota Mesothelioma Lawyer Today

If you or a U.S. veteran you love has mesothelioma, top Minnesota lawyers may be able to fight for the compensation and justice you deserve.

Our partner mesothelioma lawyers have secured over $9.6 billion for other clients with this cancer, including over $310 million for those in Minnesota alone. You can still file for VA benefits alongside a lawsuit with our team’s assistance.

Get a Free Case Review for help finding Minnesota mesothelioma lawyers. Our VA-accredited attorneys on staff are ready to help you seek VA benefits and legal compensation right now.

Minnesota Mesothelioma Lawyer FAQs

How much does an asbestos exposure lawyer in Minnesota cost?

Minnesota mesothelioma lawyers work on a contingency fee basis. This means you don't pay any upfront fees to work with them. Instead, they take a percentage of any compensation they secure for you.

Call (877) 450-8973 now to learn if our partner attorneys in the state can help you.

How do I choose a mesothelioma lawyer?

When choosing a mesothelioma attorney, look for one who has:

A strong track record of helping other patients
The resources to determine how you were exposed to asbestos
A strict no upfront fee policy

Get our Free Questions to Ask a Mesothelioma Lawyer Checklist for help finding the best attorney for your case.

Do I have to sue the military to get mesothelioma compensation?

No. Our partner mesothelioma lawyers do not take legal action against the U.S. military or government.

Rather, mesothelioma lawyers in Minnesota will sue the companies that made or sold the asbestos-containing products you were exposed to.

Can I file a mesothelioma lawsuit and still get VA benefits?

Yes. Work with our Minnesota mesothelioma attorneys to pursue compensation from a lawsuit while still receiving VA benefits.