If you live in Flagstaff or anywhere in northern Arizona and have been diagnosed with mesothelioma, you can get legal help without leaving home. We review your case for free, meet you at home or by video, and charge no attorney fees unless we recover money for you.
Throneberry Law Group helps mesothelioma patients and families in Flagstaff and across northern Arizona. Attorney Michael Throneberry founded the firm and began handling asbestos cases after mesothelioma took his father-in-law. We help families across the country, we can help Spanish-speaking families, and an attorney handles each case personally. We meet Arizona clients by appointment at our Phoenix office, and we travel to families who can't make the trip. Learn more about our Arizona mesothelioma lawyers on our main Arizona page.
How Do You Help Families in Flagstaff When Your Office Is in Phoenix?
Throneberry Law Group brings the case to Flagstaff families instead of asking them to come to Phoenix. Mesothelioma treatment is hard enough without driving down I-17 for every meeting. We can meet at your home, by phone or by video, and we schedule around your treatment.
Most of the work in a mesothelioma case happens away from any office. We gather work records, find coworkers, and trace the products you worked around. Distance from Phoenix doesn't slow that down.
Which Northern Arizona Communities Do You Serve?
Throneberry Law Group works with families in Flagstaff and throughout Coconino, Yavapai, Navajo and Apache counties. That includes Sedona, Williams, Winslow, Page, Prescott, Cottonwood, Clarkdale, Camp Verde, Holbrook, Show Low, Snowflake and Joseph City, as well as smaller towns along the I-17 and I-40 corridors.
Where Were Northern Arizona Workers Exposed to Asbestos?
The cases we see from the region usually trace back to a few kinds of work:
- Power plants near Page and Joseph City.
- Lumber and paper mills in Flagstaff and near Snowflake.
- Cement and copper work in Clarkdale and the Verde Valley.
- Boiler rooms and maintenance shops, including campus heating plants.
- Construction and remodeling in older homes and buildings.
Our list of Arizona sites with known asbestos exposure covers more locations. For a site-by-site look at northern Arizona, see the guide to asbestos exposure sites in Flagstaff and northern Arizona on our Meso Law Center site. Many of these plants and mills have shut down, but records of who worked there and which companies supplied the equipment often still exist.
What Should I Have Ready for a First Call?
The most useful things are your diagnosis and the doctor or hospital that made it, a rough list of your jobs, employers and years (starting with the oldest), any military service, and the names of coworkers you remember.
If you're not sure where the exposure happened, that's common. Finding it is part of our job. Our page on what information your mesothelioma lawyer will need goes into more detail.
How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Mesothelioma Lawyer?
Nothing up front. Throneberry Law Group works on contingency, which means our fee comes out of any money we recover. If there is no recovery, you owe no attorney fees. Our page on how much it costs to hire a mesothelioma lawyer explains how it works.
Is There a Deadline to File a Mesothelioma Claim in Arizona?
Yes. Arizona's statute of limitations, A.R.S. § 12-542, generally gives you two years to file a personal injury lawsuit. For mesothelioma, that time usually starts when the disease is diagnosed. The same statute gives families two years from the date of death to file a wrongful death claim. The deadline that applies to you depends on the facts and on which state's law governs, so we confirm it for each case. Our page on how long you have to file in Arizona explains the rules.
Common Questions From Flagstaff Families
Is there a mesothelioma lawyer who will help me in Flagstaff? Yes. Throneberry Law Group takes cases from Flagstaff and across northern Arizona, starting with a free case review at your home, by phone or by video.
Do I have to travel to Phoenix to work with you? No. We can meet you at home in Flagstaff or anywhere in northern Arizona, or by phone or video. Our Phoenix office is open by appointment if you'd rather meet there.
Can I still file a claim if the plant or mill closed years ago? Yes. Many companies that made asbestos products set up bankruptcy trusts that still pay claims, even after the plants where workers used those products have closed. As of October 2026, several closed northern Arizona plants and mills still appear on trust lists of approved worksites. Throneberry Law Group can check whether the places you worked are among them.
What if my family member already passed away? Family members may be able to bring a wrongful death claim. In Arizona, the deadline is generally two years from the date of death. Our page on who can file a wrongful death claim in Arizona explains who can file.
Talk With Throneberry Law Group About Your Flagstaff or Northern Arizona Case
Whether you worked at a power plant near Page, a mill in Flagstaff or a boiler room anywhere in between, Throneberry Law Group will listen to your story and help you see your options. Michael Throneberry and our team know how hard a diagnosis is on a family, and we keep the legal side as simple as we can.
The review is free and there's no obligation. Contact us to set up a time that works around your treatment.