Adrian Budgen
National Head of Asbestos and Occupational Disease
Asbestos Claims After Death
Find out what you need to do to continue a claim for an asbestos-related illness in the event of a death before the conclusion of a case.
Making an asbestos claim after the death of a loved one
Unfortunately, the serious nature of asbestos-related illnesses such as mesothelioma and lung cancer means that some of our clients die before we can settle their claim.
We can pick up claims that are already underway or we can help you start a new claim.
Our dedicated lawyers will stand by you and help you in the difficult aftermath of an asbestos-related death, helping you get answers, compensation, and support.
Meet a specialist from our team
Our market leading team will help you understand your rights, secure the compensation you’re owed, and access vital support – from rehabilitation to long-term care.
Get the help you need
Contact us today for a free initial consultation to talk through your compensation claim for an asbestos-related death
0370 1500 100
Making an enquiry
We have several ways you can contact us, either by completing our online contact form, by phone, or using our live chat. If you start your journey online, here are the first steps to working together.
Complete our online formWe need a few details to understand your situation and the kind of support you need.
We’ll contact you by phoneOn the call our experts will ask you a few more questions to make sure we connect you with the right legal advice from our team.
We arrange a full appointmentYour next step is an in-depth appointment with a specialist solicitor to discuss how we could advise you.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you need to know more about making or continuing a claim for an asbestos-related illness, you can read our commonly asked questions here.There are a few different ways in which someone can make a mesothelioma compensation claim after death or any other kind of asbestos-related claim. If you have written a will, your claim can be continued by the “executor” (the person you nominate to manage your estate when you die).
Our in-house wills team can help if you don’t have a will or if you would like to review an existing will to ensure that it provides proper security for your loved ones.
Our commitment to you
Our experts always start by listening, so we understand what matters most from day one.- 01Clear legal guidance
You will always get straightforward, honest advice, with regular updates to keep you clear on the way forward.
- 02Specialist knowledge
A wide-ranging team of trusted specialists who understand what it takes to protect your future, your family or your business.
- 03Your needs first
Whether you’re navigating complex personal situations or business decisions, we take the time to understand your world and what’s at stake.
Information to help with your claim
We can help with legal guidance and advice as well as other services you might need to aid your recovery and get your life back on track.Irwin Mitchell Scotland
Scottish cases will be handled by the Scottish law firm with which we are associated, Irwin Mitchell Scotland LLP. The law relating to funding is different in Scotland and you will receive separate advice about what that means as well as a separate funding agreement.
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