Mesothelioma Attorneys

Representing Tennessee Asbestos Exposure Victims

Why Gori Julian? Our firm is a nationwide leader in asbestos litigation with more than 20 years of experience and a staff that is highly qualified and specially trained to handle complex asbestos cases in Alabama and across the nation.

Gori Julian & Associates, P.C. is located in Edwardsville, Illinois, in the heart of Madison County, a jurisdiction with a designated asbestos docket. As a result, we are able to effectively handle cases from Tennessee and nationwide. Since we began focusing on these cases, we have obtained more than $1 billion in verdict awards and settlements.

Timely results are important in asbestos lung cancer and mesothelioma cases. We are committed to bringing living victims of asbestos exposure to trial within six to nine months of the date their lawsuits are filed.

Mesothelioma Attorneys for Tennessee

We represent clients throughout Tennessee who were exposed to asbestos through:

• Power plants — Chattanooga Nuclear Powerhouse, Knoxville Atomic Power Plant, Williams Energy, Soddy-Daisy Nuclear Power Station and Watts Bar Nuclear Power Plant
• Paper and pulp mills — International Paper Company
• Chemical plants — DuPont

If you choose our law firm, you'll be working directly with attorneys and staff who will guide you and your family through the litigation process, addressing your questions and concerns during this difficult time.

We encourage you to click on the links below to learn more about:

• Our firm
• Our nationwide practice
• The disease of mesothelioma
• The disease of asbestos lung cancer
• Your rights as a victim or family member

Contact Us for a Free Case Assessment

You can call our law offices directly, toll free at 888-362-6890 or contact us online. An experienced lawyer from our firm will be available to discuss your potential lawsuit, answer your questions and address your concerns.

Our firm may even be able to recommend doctors whom we've worked with in your area.

Discovery Rule:

"It is not required that the plaintiff actually know that the injury constitutes a breach of the appropriate legal standard in order to discover that he has a 'right of action'; the plaintiff is deemed to have discovered the right of action if he is aware of facts sufficient to put a reasonable person on notice that he has suffered an injury as a result of wrongful conduct." Roe v. Jefferson, 875 S.W.2d 653, 657 (Tenn. 1994).

Personal Injury/Wrongful Death:

Injuries to the person and wrongful death claims must be made within one year of the accrual of a cause of action. Tenn. Code § 28-3-104.