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Testimonials and recent claims

" I am in receipt of your cheque for £5,414.34, which was received this morning. Of will course be happy to
Asbestosissign any further documents that may be required of me. May I take this opportunity to thank you for all your
Asbestosisefforts on my behalf. I believe that without you perseverance, the result would have gone against me. I am
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Yours sincerely,
Ken Secker "
Pleural plaques claim from 2006.
  FREDERICK HUMPHREY V QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITALS NHS TRUST
Mr Humphrey developed pleural thickening as a result of his exposure to asbestos whilst working as an electrician between 1978 to 1989 at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Gateshead.
Unfortunately Mr Humphrey had a complicated medical condition unrelated to his asbestosis which was calculated at 10% of the total disability.
Proceedings were commenced and the hospital subsequently denied liability producing witness statement from a former engineer confirming all asbestos had been removed.
Defendants denied causation on the basis that the claimant did not have an asbestos related condition and that in any event the claim was statute barred and the claimant knew or ought to have known that he had an asbestos related condition within three years before proceedings were commenced.
The case was listed for trial on the 01 December 2005 and shortly before trial the defendants made two offers to settle, the second of which was accepted by the claimant.
 
NB. In all cases the claimants received their damages in full and their legal costs recovered from the defendants.
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