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My husband recently died of cancer we believe was caused by exposure to benzene. Now that hes gone, is it too late for me to file a law suit?

April 26, 2017believe benzene cancer caused died exposure gone husband late

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My husband recently died of cancer we believe was caused by exposure to benzene. Now that hes gone, is it too late for me to file a law suit?

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Most states allow a lawsuit for the wrongful death of a spouse or family member, even if he or she did not file a lawsuit while alive. There is a limit on the amount of time for filing such a suit, so if you are interested in pursuing a case. Please contact the Benzene lawyers at Nadrich & Cohen immediately. Some states do not provide for the same types of compensation to the family of the deceased as would have been available to the victim while alive, so it is advisable for a person with a leukemia, lymphoma, or another blood disease diagnosis related to benzene to pursue his claim as soon as possible after the diagnosis.