Texas Mesothelioma Lawyer

Simmons Hanly Conroy is a national mesothelioma law firm that has fought for victims of asbestos exposure for over 25 years. We have the resources and experience necessary to help mesothelioma patients and their families across Texas pursue the justice they deserve.

Our mesothelioma lawyers have recovered more than $9.9 billion on behalf of thousands of clients affected by mesothelioma, including over $443 million for families in Texas alone. Call (800) 326-8900 now to see if our Texas mesothelioma lawyers can help your family.

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Working with Mesothelioma Clients Across Texas

Everything changes after a mesothelioma diagnosis. While no amount of compensation can fix the pain caused by this cancer, our mesothelioma law firm can file a lawsuit on your behalf to help lessen financial burdens and allow you to focus on your health and loved ones.

Our mesothelioma lawyers in Texas will handle every step of the legal process on your behalf. We only get paid if your case results in compensation, and contacting us is free.

We’ll even travel to meet you whenever and wherever is convenient for you.

Over the past 25 years, we have represented clients throughout Texas, including families in:

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  • Many clients get results in as few as 90 days
  • No out-of-pocket costs for you or your family
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Award-Winning Mesothelioma Verdicts in Texas

At Simmons Hanly Conroy, we stand by our clients and fight on their behalf to maximize their results in each case. In doing so, our firm has secured some of the largest jury verdicts in history — including substantial verdicts for mesothelioma victims in Texas.

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$10.3 Million

A jury awarded $10.3 million to 74-year-old Henry Pete, who was diagnosed with mesothelioma after being exposed to raw asbestos as a longshoreman in the 1960s. The result was among the National Law Journal’s Top 100 Verdicts for 2020 and Texas Lawyer’s Top Verdicts of the Southwest 2020 list.

Our Past Texas Mesothelioma Settlements

Our Texas asbestos attorneys have recovered over $443 million to help Texas families affected by mesothelioma pay for medical bills and hold those who harmed them accountable.

A few of our past mesothelioma settlements and verdicts for our Texas clients are listed below.

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$8.5 Million

Oil Worker
Katy, TX

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$6.7 Million

Electrician
Houston, TX

A plumber works on pipes

$8.2 Million

Pipefitter & Plumber
Austin, TX

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  • $5.7 million to a Kirbyville construction helper
  • $4.5 million for a U.S. Steel worker in Houston with pleural mesothelioma
  • $1.8 million for a Texas miner who was diagnosed with mesothelioma
  • $1 million to the family of a U.S. Navy veteran and electrician from Texas
  • $1.76 million for a Texas U.S. Army veteran and longshoreman who died from mesothelioma
  • $3.38 million to a Hilltop Lakes office worker
  • $1.2 million for a 72-year-old Texas truck driver
  • $2.35 million to a U.S. Navy veteran and truck driver from Texas with pleural mesothelioma
  • $1.95 million for a U.S. Navy veteran from Texas who died from pleural mesothelioma
  • $1 million to a Texas mechanic with pleural mesothelioma
  • $4.2 million for a steelworker and construction worker in Brazoria
  • $5 million to a Houston longshoreman with pleural mesothelioma
  • $3.62 million for a pipefitter with mesothelioma
  • $1.13 million to a 75-year-old equipment mechanic from Texas
  • $2 million for a laborer with pleural mesothelioma
  • $1 million to a pleural mesothelioma patient who was a U.S. Army veteran and Texas electrician
  • $1.37 million for a 63-year-old Texas truck driver
  • $4 million to a Palestine woman with pleural mesothelioma from her father and son’s work
  • $1.3 million for a U.S. Army veteran and laborer from Texas diagnosed with pleural mesothelioma
  • $3.5 million to a Sandia pleural mesothelioma victim
  • $1.57 million for the family of a 60-year-old Texas mechanic
  • $3.42 million to a Nacogdoches retail worker with pleural mesothelioma
  • $5.2 million for a laborer and mechanic in New Braunfels
  • $1.4 million to a Texas laborer who had pleural mesothelioma
  • $4.6 million for a painter and mechanic’s helper in Kirbyville
  • $1.3 million to a 60-year-old Texas construction worker who died from pleural mesothelioma
  • $4.4 million for a boilermaker in Livingston
  • $1.88 million to an 88-year-old U.S. Navy veteran and laborer
  • $3.41 million for a U.S. Navy veteran in Livingston who worked as a gunner’s mate
  • $1.39 million to a Texas boilermaker affected by pleural mesothelioma
  • $3.2 million for a U.S. Army veteran and maintenance worker
  • $4 million to a plumbing and heating worker in Argyle

Our firm represents people harmed by mesothelioma and other asbestos-related cancers on an individual basis, and the results above reflect the unique details of each claim. Results will vary by case depending on the individual’s exposure, age, diagnosis, and several other factors.

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Filing Mesothelioma Claims in Texas

Our mesothelioma attorneys in Texas are prepared to help you understand the lawsuit process and guide you through the legal system. We have more than 60 mesothelioma attorneys at our firm who focus solely on helping people like you.

Each senior attorney operates within a small team of several experienced attorneys, legal staff members, and registered nurses, which ensures you’ll receive personalized attention while your case progresses.

Your legal team can pursue mesothelioma compensation in several ways:

  • Asbestos Trust Fund Claims: Over $30 billion is estimated to still be available in asbestos trust funds for mesothelioma victims and their families — and you don’t have to step foot in court to get it.
  • Mesothelioma Lawsuits: Filing a lawsuit can secure significant compensation from the companies responsible for your asbestos exposure and illness.
  • Veterans Benefits: Veterans make up 33% of all mesothelioma cases because asbestos was used across all branches of the military. VA benefits can offer victims health care and monthly compensation.

Together, your team can handle every step of the legal process on your behalf, from collecting evidence for your case to filing your claim in time.

Deadline to File an Asbestos Lawsuit in Texas

State laws called statutes of limitations restrict how long mesothelioma patients and their family members have to file a lawsuit. In Texas, the mesothelioma statute of limitations is 2 years after your diagnosis or the death of a loved one.

It’s important to contact our asbestos lawyers in Texas as soon as possible, so you don’t miss your chance to take action.

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Asbestos Exposure and Mesothelioma in Texas

During the 20th century, more than 1 million U.S. workers were exposed to asbestos, a dangerous mineral that can cause the cancer mesothelioma, and many face serious health risks to this day.

Quick Facts About Asbestos

  • Asbestos is a natural mineral that is durable and resistant to heat
  • Over 3,000 household and industrial products contained asbestos, including roofing shingles, talcum powder, automobile brakes, insulation, boilers, and more
  • Multiple industries, like manufacturing, steel working, and shipbuilding, used asbestos
  • Inhaling or ingesting asbestos fibers can cause mesothelioma to develop 10-50 years after initial exposure
  • Secondary exposure occurs when asbestos is brought home on a worker’s clothes, skin, or hair, exposing others indirectly

Some job sites, homes, and older buildings in Texas may still contain asbestos, putting workers and residents at risk of exposure even today.

What If I Don’t Know How I Was Exposed?

Our knowledgeable Texas mesothelioma attorneys have helped many past clients identify where they were exposed to asbestos and which companies may be responsible.

Over the past two decades, we’ve gathered evidence on thousands of Texas job sites where asbestos was used. It’s possible we’ve already represented someone who worked at the same spot as you.

Let us put our experience to work for your family. Call (800) 326-8900 now to get started for free.

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Job Sites with Asbestos in Texas

Over the years, a number of buildings and work sites in Texas have been tied to asbestos exposure. The following is a partial list of some of those sites that have been linked. Please note this isn’t a complete list and may not necessarily reflect current conditions.

  • Abilene
  • 3rd Surface to Air Missile (SAM)
  • Atlas Missile Site
  • Pride Refinery
  • Support Detachment
  • Amarillo
  • Levi Strauss
  • Southwestern Public Service
  • Arlington
  • Frito Lay Plant
  • Six Flags Over Texas
  • Village Creek Sewer Plant
  • Austin
  • 3M
  • Advance Microdevices
  • Decker Powerhouse
  • Department Of Public Safety Headquarters
  • IBM
  • Motorola Plant
  • Beaumont
  • Fina Chemical Plant
  • Mobile Oil Tank Farm
  • Zummo Slaughterhouse
  • Corpus Christi
  • American Bank Building
  • Celanese Corp. Building
  • Central Power & Light (CP&L) Building
  • Gilman Fabrication Shop
  • Flour Bluff Gas Plant (Humble)
  • “Nueces Bay” Power Plant
  • Dallas
  • Dallas Medical & Surgical Building
  • Diamond Shamrock Building
  • First International Bank Building
  • GAF Plant
  • Lone Star Gas Plant
  • One Energy Square
  • Texas Instruments
  • Wyatt Industries
  • Deer Park
  • Shell Chemical
  • El Paso
  • El Paso Bank Building
  • El Paso Electric Stations
  • Phillips Dodge Oil Refinery
  • Fort Worth
  • Alcon Laboratories
  • Bomber Plant Building
  • Cook Children’s Medical Center
  • General Dynamics Plant
  • Galveston
  • Exxon
  • Galveston Docks
  • Galveston Shipyard
  • Moody Compress
  • Todd Shipyard
  • Houston
  • A.O. Smith/Armco Steel Mill
  • Chronicle Building
  • Continental Can Plant
  • Ellington Field Air Force Base
  • Houston City Jail
  • Houston Club Building
  • Hudson Engineering/Marine Shipyard
  • Joseph Mccollum Company
  • Palm Center
  • Platzer Shipyard
  • Schlumberger Oil Service Office Building
  • Shell Oil Building
  • Sinclair Oil Refinery
  • Texaco Headquarters
  • Pasadena
  • Big Diamond Chemical Plant
  • Crown Oil Refinery
  • Upjohn Plant
  • San Antonio
  • Braunig Lake Power Plant
  • Camp Bullis Army Base
  • City Water Board Office Building
  • Frost Bank Office Building
  • Hemisfair Arena Complex
  • NBC Building
  • Randolph Air Force Base

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These aren’t the only Texas companies that used asbestos.

If you believe your occupational asbestos exposure may have caused a mesothelioma diagnosis for you or someone you love, contact our asbestos lawyers in Texas now for a free legal consultation.

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Meet Our Award-Winning Texas Asbestos Attorneys

When you work with the Texas mesothelioma attorneys at Simmons Hanly Conroy, you get the personal support of a local legal team with the resources and reach of a national law firm. Meet a few of our firm’s top Texas mesothelioma lawyers below.

Our Mesothelioma Clients in Texas

Every person diagnosed with mesothelioma or another asbestos-related disease has a unique story. Here at Simmons Hanly Conroy, we believe there is power in sharing those stories.

Our lawyers have helped many people over the decades secure mesothelioma compensation. We are honored to have been able to make a significant difference in their lives and the lives of their loved ones.

As you learn about our clients’ stories, please understand that recovery results vary. No two stories and no two cases are exactly alike. Each mesothelioma case reflects the unique parts of each person’s story.

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Frank’s Story

On December 7, 1941, Frank Curre was serving in the U.S. Navy when Pearl Harbor was attacked. Exactly 70 years later, he passed away from mesothelioma.

Frank was just 17 years old when he joined the U.S. Navy and was unknowingly exposed to asbestos. Back in Texas after serving, he suffered exposure once again as a laborer, machine operator, pressman, and machinist for a daily newspaper.

When Frank was diagnosed with mesothelioma decades later, he worked with our lawyers to file a Texas asbestos lawsuit against the companies responsible for his exposure. Our team is proud to work with individuals like Frank to secure the justice they deserve.

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Jim, a Simmons Hanly Conroy patient

Jim’s Story

From 1973 to 1993, Jim worked on U.S. Navy ships as a boiler technician, including the USS Independence, USS Truckee, and USS Vulcan.

Unfortunately, much of the machinery he worked with contained asbestos fibers, and Jim was diagnosed with mesothelioma more than 25 years after completing his service.

When medical bills began to pile up, Jim and his wife Peggy decided to reach out to our Texas mesothelioma lawyers for help. Our team guided them through the mesothelioma lawsuit process and secured much-needed compensation for treatment costs, lost wages, and more.

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Mesothelioma Lawyer in Texas FAQs

What is a Texas mesothelioma lawsuit?

Texas mesothelioma lawsuits are a type of product liability claim against the companies that made or used the asbestos products a mesothelioma patient was exposed to.

Since many companies knowingly hid the dangers of asbestos from their employees and consumers, victims may be able to hold asbestos companies accountable and pursue compensation for injuries they suffered as a result of the companies’ products.

Contact us now to see if you may be able to seek compensation from a Texas mesothelioma lawsuit.

Can you sue for asbestos exposure and mesothelioma in Texas?

Patients and their loved ones may be able to pursue a mesothelioma claim with the help of our experienced Texas asbestos attorneys.

You may be able to file a mesothelioma lawsuit in Texas if you:

  • Were diagnosed with mesothelioma or another asbestos-related disease
  • Are the family member or estate representative of someone with mesothelioma

Even if your loved one has passed away, you may still be able to seek compensation on their behalf by filing a mesothelioma claim after their death.

What is the mesothelioma statute of limitations in Texas?

Unfortunately, asbestos exposure victims only have a short window of time after their mesothelioma diagnosis to file a claim due to statutes of limitations, which are state-specific deadlines on when you can file a lawsuit.

In Texas, you only have 2 years after your diagnosis or the death of a loved one to file a mesothelioma claim. Once these deadlines pass, it’s too late to take legal action for your illness.

Contact us as soon as possible. Our team can listen to what’s going on and let you know if you still have time to take legal action — even if you think the deadline may have already passed.

What can mesothelioma attorneys in Texas do for you?

Our mesothelioma attorneys in Texas can handle every step of the legal process for you, from filing your lawsuit before any deadlines to fighting for compensation on your behalf.

If you have a case, our legal team can:

  • Determine how you were exposed to asbestos by thoroughly investigating your work history and potential sources of exposure
  • Hold asbestos companies accountable for the role they played in exposing you to this dangerous substance
  • Pursue financial compensation to help with your medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other related expenses
  • Provide ongoing support to you and your family while staying available via phone and text
  • Travel to meet with you on your terms, whenever and wherever it’s convenient for you

We’re prepared to fight for the justice and compensation your family deserves — all while making the process as easy and stress-free as possible.

Call (800) 326-8900 now to see if you may be eligible to file a claim with the help of a Texas mesothelioma lawyer. It costs nothing to speak with us.

How do I choose the best mesothelioma law firm in Texas?

When choosing a Texas mesothelioma law firm, look for a firm that has:

  • Free Consultations: It costs nothing to speak with our team and find out if we may be able to help you take legal action.
  • Extensive Experience: We’ve handled mesothelioma claims for over 25 years, allowing us to successfully navigate even the most complex cases.
  • No Upfront Costs: There are no hourly fees or out-of-pocket costs to work with our mesothelioma attorneys in Texas.
  • Databases of Evidence: With a warehouse of information on asbestos companies and dangerous products, we have the resources to build a strong case on your behalf.
  • Given Millions for a Cure: Our team has donated over $21 million to mesothelioma research and advocacy efforts, helping the fight for a cure.
  • Helped Thousands of Families: We’ve assisted more than 7,750 families affected by mesothelioma nationwide.
  • A History of Record-Breaking Results: Our attorneys have secured over $9.9 billion for families impacted by mesothelioma, including the highest mesothelioma verdict against a single defendant ($250 million).

By working with Simmons Hanly Conroy, you’ll get all the benefits of a national firm in addition to the personalized attention and dedication your case deserves.

How much does it cost to hire asbestos lawyers in Texas?

At Simmons Hanly Conroy, there are no upfront costs or hourly fees to work with our Texas asbestos lawyers.

We work on a contingency fee basis, which means we only get paid if we recover compensation for your family.

Will I have to travel to file a Texas mesothelioma claim?

Our Texas mesothelioma attorneys will come to you, wherever you may be and whenever it’s convenient for you. We will travel to meet with you in the comfort of your own home or in a location of your choosing.

Though we can’t guarantee you won’t ever have to travel during your case, it’s very unlikely you will need to leave the area you live in to receive compensation.

“Our attorney came out to meet us within a week of calling him,” said Alan, a firm client. “He and his team hit the ground running.”

Do your asbestos attorneys in Texas have good reviews?

Yes. Our asbestos attorneys in Texas are committed to providing clients with the best experience possible, offering personalized support, clear communication, and strong legal representation in their fight for justice.

See what our clients have to say about their experience working with us by reading Simmons Hanly Conroy reviews.

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Attorney Gary DiMuzio is a partner in the Asbestos Department at Simmons Hanly Conroy. He joined the firm in 2019, bringing 25 years of experience helping victims of mesothelioma and other environmental and workplace hazards. During his career, Gary has represented plaintiffs in cases involving mesothelioma, lung cancer, leukemia, liver cancer, silicosis, plant explosions and environmental contamination.

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