Proving exposure to asbestos can be difficult. One of the first steps to take is making sure you have a correct and confirmed diagnosis. Proving mesothelioma requires testing which confirms the disease. If your doctor or other provider just “thinks” you have mesothelioma, that’s not enough. You need to make sure they perform the appropriate tests so it can be confirmed definitively.
Additionally, you may need to provide a history, information and records that prove contact with asbestos. This could include photos, building records, and other key documents that make it clear that you were in contact with this toxic substance. A mesothelioma or asbestosis lawyer who has experience with victims in your situation can help you understand what proof or evidence may be required in your case. We’ll work with you to help locate the information to build a solid case.