Name: Oberheiden Law
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About Oberheiden Law

I built my law firm with the commitment to help clients who have been injured and to ensure that every client has an attorney on their side who is ready to fight for their rights. Mesothelioma is a devastating cancer that can destroy individuals’ lives. What is most devastating is the fact that not all personal injury attorneys are willing to fight to get their clients’ the most compensation possible.

At Oberheiden Law, our attorneys are aggressive litigators and work tirelessly to get our clients’ the economic and non-economic compensation they deserve. Together, we will pick the best course of action based on the specific circumstances of your case.

Together, we will get you the compensation you deserve!

Dr. Nick Oberheiden

(Founding Attorney)

Types of Individuals / Professions Impacted by Mesothelioma

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the Compensation They Deserve — Always!

Construction Workers

Mesothelioma is a rare cancer caused by asbestos exposure and often affects construction workers since asbestos was used in the construction of older buildings.

Firefighters

Firefighters are at an increased risk of mesothelioma because they inhale the dispersed asbestos fibres when they are putting out the flames of an older building.

Industrial Workers

Industrial workers are often exposed to asbestos during the course of their employment as laborers, mechanics, welders, metal workers, etc.

Power Plant Workers

Individuals who worked in power plants are at a higher risk of mesothelioma since these plants may contain asbestos to protect against heat, fire, and other chemical reactions.

Shipyard Workers

Shipyards have long used asbestos in ship components and shipbuilding to resist the spread of fires, thus placing shipyard workers at higher risk for mesothelioma.

Veterans

Military branches used asbestos as a fire-resistant component in buildings; thus, many veterans who served in the military were exposed to asbestos during their service.