The destroyer USS William M Wood DD-715, launched on July 29, 1945, was associated with asbestos exposure between 1944 and 1982.
The average mesothelioma compensation for a Navy veteran after asbestos exposure aboard USS William M Wood DD-715 is between:
$563,249 and $1,752,311*
* Actual compensation amounts depend on factors such as the position served aboard the USS William M Wood DD-715, the duration of asbestos exposure, your overall health, and the severity of your illness.
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Routine maintenance, repairs, and system overhauls on the USS William M Wood DD-715 often disturbed these asbestos-containing materials, releasing harmful fibers into the air.
If you or a loved one served on the USS William M Wood DD-715 and later developed lung cancer or asbestosis, you may be entitled to significant financial compensation:.
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Companies that declared bankruptcy due to asbestos liabilities established trust funds. At USS William M Wood DD-715, one such fund is:
| Individual Review*: $400,000 | Ratio*: 6.3% |
| TOTAL | $25,200 |
| Individual Review*: $271,749 | Ratio*: 60.0% |
| TOTAL | $163,049 |
The total combined asbestos mesothelioma claims in individual review linked to exposure at USS William M Wood DD-715 amount to $188,249.
Settlements from lawsuits against companies responsible for asbestos exposure at USS William M Wood DD-715 may range from $376,200 and $1,565,262, depending on your job role and exposure period. Potential defendants include:
Did You Know?
The average mesothelioma settlement is between $1 million and $1.9 million, while the average trial verdict is $4 million.
Navy veterans exposed to asbestos on the USS William M Wood DD-715 may qualify for several forms of compensation, including VA benefits, asbestos trust fund claims, settlements from manufacturers of asbestos products, and legal verdicts. These benefits can help cover medical expenses, lost income, and other damages related to the diagnosis.
Proof of exposure on the USS William M Wood DD-715 typically includes service records, ship maintenance logs, and medical evidence linking the diagnosis to asbestos exposure. Legal and medical professionals experienced in mesothelioma cases can assist in gathering the necessary documentation.
Yes, family members of veterans exposed on the USS William M Wood DD-715, such as spouses or dependents, may be eligible for compensation through wrongful death claims, VA Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC), or asbestos trust fund claims. These benefits aim to provide financial support to families affected by the loss of a loved one due to asbestos-related diseases.
Yes, there are strict deadlines, known as statutes of limitations, for filing claims related to asbestos exposure on the USS William M Wood DD-715. These deadlines vary by state and type of claim, such as personal injury or wrongful death. Acting quickly is crucial to ensure your eligibility for compensation and to preserve your legal rights. For assistance and guidance through the process, please call toll-free: (866) 644-7889.
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