Steel of West Virginia asbestos exposure endangered countless tradespeople who worked at the Huntington facility, previously known as Conner Steel and Porter Steel. For decades, asbestos-containing materials were used in daily operations—putting workers and their families at serious risk. If you or a loved one spent time at Steel of West Virginia and now face … Read more
Electrician asbestos exposure WV is a growing legal concern for workers and families across the state. Electricians were exposed to asbestos while working in power plants, steel mills, chemical facilities, and industrial sites—many without ever being warned of the danger. In West Virginia, electricians often performed tasks that disturbed asbestos-containing materials. These included rewiring near … Read more
For decades, secondhand exposure from asbestos has harmed spouses and children of industrial workers. While the worker may have clocked out and gone home, the deadly asbestos fibers on their clothes, boots, and hair didn’t stay behind at the jobsite. They came home with them — into kitchens, laundry rooms, and bedrooms — putting entire … Read more
If you or a loved one worked in West Virginia’s steel mills and now face a mesothelioma diagnosis, you need a WV steelworker mesothelioma lawyer who understands these job sites firsthand. For more than 35 years, I’ve been helping families like yours—without the marketing flash, false promises, or outsourcing your case to an assistant. If … Read more
The Occidental Chemical Belle WV site was once a key part of Kanawha Valley’s chemical industry. Located 15 miles southeast of Charleston along the Kanawha River, the site has a long industrial history—and a legacy of asbestos risk. Located along the Kanawha River on a 23-acre industrial site, this plant has a complex legacy that … Read more
If you’re searching for a Beech Bottom asbestos lawyer, you’re likely dealing with the aftermath of a serious diagnosis like mesothelioma, lung cancer, or asbestosis. The Beech Bottom Power Station, located in Brooke County, West Virginia, served the Northern Panhandle, western Pennsylvania, and parts of Ohio until its closure in 1973. Jointly operated by West … Read more
West Virginia millwright asbestos exposure has led to many serious illnesses including mesothelioma. Millwrights who installed or repaired machinery at power plants, mills, and chemical plants were often exposed to asbestos insulation, gaskets, and pump packing without any warning. Millwrights in West Virginia have long played a vital role in the maintenance and installation of … Read more
At the southern end of the sprawling Weirton Steel complex sat Browns Island, a critical industrial site that once housed the plant’s coke battery operations. Workers who spent years or even decades in and around this area may have faced serious health risks due to prolonged exposure to asbestos-containing materials used throughout the coke production … Read more
If you or a loved one worked at Weirton Steel and developed mesothelioma or another asbestos-related illness, you are not alone. As a Weirton Steel Asbestos lawyer, I’ve represented West Virginia families harmed by occupational and take-home asbestos exposure for over 35 years. Many steelworkers, pipefitters, electricians, and maintenance staff were unknowingly exposed to asbestos-containing materials throughout the … Read more
WV pipefitters have long played a crucial role in the infrastructure of West Virginia’s industrial economy. From power stations to chemical plants and steel mills, pipefitters routinely worked with and around asbestos-containing materials. Unfortunately, many West Virginia pipefitters were exposed to asbestos without proper protection or warnings—placing them and their families at risk of developing … Read more