Meet the Mesothelioma Experts Broadcast Series

Mesothelioma Foundation Board Member Cheryl Bruner, Esq. sits down with attorneys from Maune, Raichle, Hartley, French & Mudd (MRHFM) to answer some of the most common questions patients and families have about the legal process after a mesothelioma diagnosis.

In this informative discussion, they address concerns about whether a case will go to court, the financial implications of pursuing legal action, and what patients can expect regarding the timeline of litigation. They also explain how individuals can prepare for the process, what information may be needed, and why it is important to explore legal options as early as possible.

The conversation concludes with a look at what sets MRHFM apart, their commitment to serving mesothelioma patients and families, and their longstanding partnership with the Mesothelioma Foundation.

Whether you are newly diagnosed, a caregiver, or simply seeking information, this video provides valuable insights into navigating the legal aspects of mesothelioma with confidence and support.

Content:

00:00 Intro

3:16 What makes MRHFM stand out?

7:55 How does the Mesothelioma Foundation’s collaboration with MRHFM affect your clients?

13:38 How does MRHFM take care of veteran clients?

16:23 What is the approach to investigating clients’ claims?

17:48 Based on the investigation, what happens next?

19:18 What are the most common fears you hear when meeting a new client?

22:20 What concerns do you typically hear from clients about going to court?

23:32 What concerns do clients have on financial issues?

28:11 How long does the litigation process take?

30:30 What are some other concerns that clients have?

35:53 When should patients seek legal help?

38:23 Where does the money come from in claims and lawsuits?

39:40 What concerns are there around bankruptcy and still achieving justice?

42:17 How do you prove a case in civil litigation?

44:42 What do patients have to have?

45:30 What makes MRHFM so unique in representing mesothelioma patients?

This program is made possible by a generous educational grant from MRHFM.