Asbestos exposure in the home—also called “take-home” or “secondhand” exposure—is now a recognized cause of mesothelioma. And if your family was affected, you may still have a legal claim.
Mesothelioma doesn’t only strike factory workers. For too many families, the danger came home on dusty uniforms and work clothes tossed in the laundry room.
In towns like Weirton, Wheeling, Steubenville, Aliquippa, and Clairton, thousands of workers came home every night carrying invisible asbestos fibers. Their wives and children hugged them, washed their clothes, and breathed in the same deadly dust—without ever knowing.
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🧺 Common Sources of Household Asbestos Exposure
If your loved one worked at:
- Weirton Steel
- Mitchell Power Station
- Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel
- J&L Steel or any other power plant or mill
… then your family may have been exposed to asbestos in the home for years.
The danger wasn’t just on the job. It was in your kitchen, your laundry room, your car. It settled in your carpets and your lungs—quietly, over time.
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Can You File a Claim if You Never Worked in a Plant from Asbestos Exposure in the Home?
Yes. Courts and asbestos bankruptcy trusts now recognize secondhand exposure as legally valid. You don’t need to have worked in a steel mill or refinery to file.
If you or a loved one developed mesothelioma, and you believe it may have been caused by asbestos exposure in the home, we can help you figure out your legal options—confidentially and quickly.
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We Help Families Who Never Saw It Coming
This isn’t about fault. It’s about justice. You did nothing wrong. You trusted the system.
And now, we want to help you hold the right parties accountable.
- 📥 Download our free Take-Home Exposure Guide
- 📞 Call (412) 781-0525 for a personal conversation with Attorney Lee W. Davis
- 💬 No call centers. No fees unless we win.