Annette Charlevois

Annette has dedicated more than two decades to helping mesothelioma patients and their families. She does so with the highest level of professional care and compassion. As a patient support coordinator and a paralegal at Early, Lucarelli, Sweeney & Meisenkothen, Annette helps clients access their best medical and legal options. She also advocates for mesothelioma research, awareness and asbestos laws.

Annette has access to many medical resources for mesothelioma patients, survivors and family members. She explains and simplifies complex information, including cutting-edge treatment options. She also helps connect patients with mesothelioma specialists, cancer centers and clinical trials throughout the country.

With a background in litigation, Annette has experience seeking justice and compensation for victims. This includes victims who were exposed to asbestos in many different ways. Annette has helped protect the rights of construction workers, mechanics and many other tradespeople affected by mesothelioma.

Annette has valuable expertise in helping veterans with mesothelioma, including those who were exposed to asbestos in the U.S. Navy. She can help determine if veterans may qualify for certain government benefits. Some veterans can also receive compensation from companies that made asbestos military products. She can help veterans pursue the best options for their cases.

Annette’s dedication extends to her involvement with mesothelioma treatment and awareness conferences. Her advocacy efforts in Washington, D.C., help push for more government funding to support new mesothelioma treatment research. She also serves on the executive committee of the Connecticut Bar Association Paralegal Section.

Annette’s knowledge of both the medical and legal aspects of mesothelioma makes her a valuable resource. She offers crucial guidance on legal options, medical resources and emerging treatments. Annette continues to be an essential source of support for many mesothelioma patients and their families.

“My wife and I would like to extend our deep gratitude and appreciation for your hard work and efforts that professionals, like Annette Charlevois, extended to us and families suffering like us.”