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With a three-year statute of limitations in the state, it is important for people in Wisconsin inflicted with mesothelioma to quickly take action to protect their rights. If you do not file a lawsuit within this limited timeframe, you can be barred from later bringing a case. Our experienced mesothelioma lawyers can handle all legal aspects of your claim while you focus on your recovery. Contact us today to get started on your claim.

Appleton Mesothelioma Treatment Options

Appleton residents can get care close to home at ThedaCare, which offers medical oncology, radiation oncology and surgery. Alternatively, patients can receive care from the Ascension NE Wisconsin – St. Elizabeth Campus where medical, radiation and surgical oncologists use targeted treatment coupled with supportive care to manage patients’ health.

Appleton veterans can visit the John H. Bradley Department of Veterans Affairs Outpatient Clinic in Appleton, Wisconsin. This clinic provides primary care, mental health, telehealth, laboratory, phlebotomy, pharmacy and radiology services. It also provides referrals to specialty care at Green Bay HCC and the Milwaukee VA Medical Center.

Appleton Asbestos Site Exposure List

Workers at the following jobsites in Appleton, Wisconsin could have been exposed to asbestos:

• P. Green Refractory Company
• Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
• Appleton Coated Paper Company
• Appleton Paper Mills
• Appleton Woolen Mills
• Bartelt Insulation Supply Inc.
• Consolidated Water Pulp & Paper Company
• Foremost Dairies
• Fox River Paper Company
• Fox River Valley Knitting
• Freedom High School
• Green Giant Canning Company
• Industrial Insulation Corporation of Wisconsin
• Interlake Pulp and Paper Company
• Miller Electric
• Neenah Paper
• Oshkosh State College
• Riverside Paper Corporation
• Southwest Elementary School
• Bernadette School
• Therese School
• Standard Manufacturing Company
• Tuttle Press Company
• Valley Iron Works Company
• Valley Ready Mixed Cement Company
• Veterans Hospital
• Willy and Company
• Wisconsin Tractn L H and P Company

Wisconsin Industries with Asbestos Exposure Risks

Certain industries in Wisconsin placed workers at a heightened risk of asbestos exposure, including the following:

• Paper mills – Asbestos-containing materials were often used in drying felts and adhesives used in paper mills. When workers changed these items, they were often exposed to asbestos.
• Energy plants – Asbestos was used to insulate energy plants and their equipment from electricity and heat.
• Shipbuilding – Many shipyards in Wisconsin built or repaired ships that had asbestos aboard them.