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The Diffuse Mesothelioma Payment Scheme

The DMPS is a government-run scheme provides compensation to patients with diffuse mesothelioma. The DMPS will pay large amounts when a civil suit against an employer fails because the company no longer exists or their insurers cannot be traceable.

However the DMPS has huge gaps which means that many sufferers don't get out. I've represented clients who fall into these gaps and it's unfair.

What is the DMPS?

The DMPS is open to patients with mesothelioma who have been diagnosed with mesothelioma diffuse but are not eligible for civil compensation. The scheme offers an upfront lump sum amounting to PS216.896 depending on the age of the patient at diagnosis.

The DMPS is only available to those who have been diagnosed with mesothelioma trust payouts triggered by their own occupational exposure to asbestos and who are not able to locate their former employer or their insurers. The same is true for those who have suffered mesothelioma as a result of other exposures, or who are not eligible to file an application without financial support.

This is a huge injustice and a difficult situation for mesothelioma patients to be in. It can be difficult to comprehend that some sufferers will receive no compensation at all, whereas others who could have gotten substantial compensation from an action in civil court and will be able to have that money withdrawn from them and transferred to the DMPS.

Asbestos victims deserve compensation that is tailored to their specific situation but not at the expense other mesothelioma patients. The DMPS does not include medical expenses, such as chemotherapy and immunotherapy, that could have been necessary to ease symptoms or increase the life expectancy of patients.

It is also worth noting that a mesothelioma victim's ability to claim social security benefits and/or compensation from their DWP employer will be evaluated by the DMPS administrator. This is a clear conflict of interests which should not be allowed to continue.

In the event that mesothelioma sufferers die before making an DMPS application, the right to apply passes to their dependants. This is in contrast to the way mesothelioma lawsuits are handled in civil court where if the deceased person dies before their three year statute of limitation expires, their Estate can still pursue a compensation claim. It is not clear why the DMPS was created in this way. There are many questions to be asked about this issue. This is a subject where I will continue to fight for change.

How do I submit a claim?

To be eligible to receive a DMPS payment DMPS it is necessary to have been exposed to asbestos at least once. You could have been exposed to asbestos in your workplace or at home. Workers in many different industries were exposed due to asbestos, which was widely used until it was banned. This included tradesmen, construction workers such as electricians, plumbers and carpenters, as being factory workers. Asbestos dust can also affect people who lived near asbestos-producing factories.

The DMPS was launched in 2008 to fill in a gap that was created by the Pneumoconiosis Act 1979. The scheme allowed patients with diffuse mesothelioma, who were not able to pursue a compensation claim in court, to receive an amount in lump sum. In the case of a person who died before being able to make a claim under the DMPS, their dependants can now make an application.

The amount you will receive is determined by your age at the time you were diagnosed with Mesothelioma. The amount you receive will increase as you age depending on the impact that the disease has had on your life. If you have dependants they may be eligible to be included on your DMPS award. This will allow you to pay for their medical expenses.

It is important to remember that you may still file an application for compensation in civil court in the same way as you are submitting an amount under the DMPS. This will ensure that you receive the highest amount of compensation.

A DMPS claim will also grant you PS7,000 to pay for your legal costs. This will pay for the expenses of pursuing your claim. It will be paid directly to your bank account.

The biggest issue is that the DMPS only provides a small compensation amount and does not contain any specific elements for any medical treatment you might require. For instance immunotherapy has been proven to be effective in some instances, and this is a treatment that you only get if you submit an application payout for mesothelioma victims civil compensation through your former employer's insurers.

How long can I make a claim before it's too late?

Around 300 patients with diffuse mesothelioma are unable to claim compensation every year. It could be due to the fact that their employer is no longer operating or their insurers are no anymore in business. The DMPS was designed to ensure that these people would still receive the compensation that they deserved.

Its introduction was a welcome one as it plugged a loophole that existed in the law for many years which meant that those who didn't know their employer's name or insurer could not recover compensation.

As it stands, if you have been diagnosed with mesothelioma during the last five years or so you could be eligible to receive an DMPS lump sum amounting to up to PS90,000. (before deductions). If you've passed away because of mesothelioma, you or your family may receive a Special Payment of between PS74,000 and PS200,000 depending on the age you were at the time of diagnosis.

You or your family may also be eligible for other benefits, like Industrial Injuries Disablement Allowance and Disability Living allowance. This can help cover the costs of living and travel expenses, as well as equipment such oxygen tanks.

You should be aware of the limited time left to file your claim if you are applying for DMPS. It is important to complete your application as soon as possible. You can contact a mesothelioma solicitor who can assist you with your DMPS claim and ensure it is properly submitted.

You have three years to file a claim on behalf of a family member who passed away from mesothelioma. This is the legal time frame for mesothelioma lawsuits in England and Wales. You are still able to claim with a mesothelioma attorney on your side. This lawyer will make sure that all the required evidence is presented to increase your chances of receiving an effective DMPS Claim.

What happens if you don't make an insurance claim?

Patients diagnosed with mesothelioma need to act quickly and instruct asbestos compensation solicitors. It is also crucial that the claim is filed within the three-year timeframe set by law. This will allow a lawyer to begin collecting evidence and assembling an effective mesothelioma case.

The symptoms of mesothelioma typically don't appear for many years after asbestos exposure. Unfortunately, by the time the patient is diagnosed with mesothelioma their health is usually declining to the point that they have only the remaining months to live.

The Diffuse Mesothelioma Payment Scheme was introduced in 2014 to fill the gap that prevented mesothelioma victims who couldn't locate their employer or' liability insurers from receiving the compensation they deserved. It is funded by a levy on insurance companies.

The DMPS compensates only those mesothelioma patients who have worked in the UK, and were exposed to asbestos directly at work. For Mesothelioma Payment Scheme instance, a client of mine was diagnosed with mesothelioma thanks to the washing of her father's asbestos contaminated work clothes at his factory in Higham, Kent. She was unable to submit a mesothelioma claim against British Uralite which was her father's former employer. The company only paid her PS18,675 for the result. This was not enough to pay for her legal costs. This is a blatant injustice. Immunotherapy treatments are showing remarkable potential for patients suffering from mesothelioma, and it's essential that those eligible to receive treatment receive the money they require.