Dust Disease Claims

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Certain occupations expose individuals to high levels of dust, which can lead to serious health conditions. If you are suffering from a dust-related illness such as silicosis, asbestosis or mesothelioma, GMP Law is here to help you seek the compensation you deserve.

Our team of specialised personal injury law solicitors work hard to ensure you are rightfully compensated for your illness, as quickly as possible.

We offer a free, no-obligation consultation with one of our solicitors to assess your unique situation and advise you accordingly.

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Am I eligible for dust disease compensation?

Those medically diagnosed with a chronic lung disease may be entitled to compensation providing that:

There is medical evidence confirming the presence of a chronic lung disease.
Claimants seeking common law damages against their employer or a third party can demonstrate that the lung disease resulted from negligence, or a breach of duty of care.

If your chronic lung disease is not caused by harmful particles, you are not eligible for compensation under a dust disease claim. Similarly, if your condition is not classified as a dust disease, such as pleural plaques, you cannot claim compensation.

Making a Claim

Filing a claim for a dust disease may appear complicated and challenging, but it doesn’t have to be. At GMP Law, we will support you every step of the way to ensure that you receive the maximum benefits from your dust disease claim.

We offer a no-obligation consultation directly with our personal injury law solicitors to help you understand your claim eligibility, potential compensation entitlements, and the legal process.

No two dust disease cases are ever the same, but typically, claims take between one year and 18 months to resolve. We understand that these claims are time-sensitive in nature, and we will work hard to advocate for you based on the state of your health.

Our guarantee

No Win, No Fee Dust Disease Lawyers

Not all ‘No Win No Fee’ legal firms are the same. Here at GMP Law, we cover 100% of all upfront costs.

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Our no win, no fee guarantee

We take on 100% of all upfront costs for you. If you don’t win, we won’t charge you anything for our work — that is the basis of our law firm.

This approach also signifies that if — in the rare instance — we do not win your case, you will not be required to pay a contingency fee for our work together.

This means that you can focus more on healing, without the additional worry of legal costs by seeking the compensation you rightfully deserve.

Upon winning your case, we do not charge a percentage of the settlement — as may be commonly expected. Rather, we charge based on our time.

We are dedicated to serving Australia with the utmost commitment to our clients’ success and satisfaction, as evidenced by our 98% success rate and $4 billion in settlements delivered.

Why GMP Law

With GMP Law, you gain compassionate, committed and competent legal services that have resulted in a 98% success rate across over 35,000 claims, translating to billions of dollars for our clients.

In the instance of your dust disease claim being particularly complex, our difficult case policy comes into play. This policy calls on our senior lawyers and experienced management team to oversee notably challenging cases, ensuring that we achieve the best results for you.

Our Guarantee

No Win, No Fee

Not all ‘No Win No Fee’ legal firms are the same. Here at GMP Law, we cover 100% of all upfront costs.

If you don’t win, we won’t charge you anything for our work — that is the basis of our law firm.

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