Mesothelioma in New York City — start with what you remember
A New York City exposure history can span decades, employers, buildings, trades and neighborhoods. You do not need to identify the asbestos source before speaking with us.
Do I need to know the exact New York City jobsite or asbestos product before calling?
No. A New York City exposure investigation can start with a borough, employer, building, trade, task, equipment type, coworker or approximate time period. Those details can be organized into leads for further investigation.
The useful question is not simply where someone worked, but what happened there
Buildings and jobsites
Office towers, residential buildings, institutional facilities, industrial workplaces and construction projects can each require a different historical investigation.
Trades and tasks
Installation, repair, demolition, renovation, maintenance and cleanup details can help identify what materials and equipment require further investigation.
We organize the history place by place
Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island
A useful interview can separate employers, buildings, departments, contractors and approximate years so each lead can be investigated rather than blended together.
You can begin with partial memories
Street names, subway routes, nearby landmarks, building types, coworkers and the sequence of jobs may help reconstruct locations when an exact address is forgotten.
The investigation follows the person’s history
Work and trade history
Electricians, carpenters, and plumbers and steamfitters may remember tasks and equipment more readily than product names.
Other possible histories
We also ask about household exposure and, when relevant, personal talc history.
Statewide and NYC pages serve different questions
For broader New York information, visit our New York mesothelioma lawyer page. If the central problem is that the exposure source is unknown, see mesothelioma when you do not know where the asbestos exposure occurred.