WV millwright asbestos exposure has caused serious diseases like mesothelioma, asbestosis, and lung cancer among workers in power plants, steel mills, and chemical facilities. Millwrights were frequently exposed to asbestos while cutting, grinding, and installing industrial equipment across West Virginia job sites.
If you worked as a millwright or lost a loved one to asbestos-related disease, you may be eligible for compensation.
Common WV Jobsites Where Millwrights Were Exposed
Millwrights were exposed to asbestos in:
- Powerhouses and boiler rooms (Fort Martin, Kammer, Mountaineer)
- Steel mills (Weirton Steel, Wheeling-Pitt)
- Chemical plants (South Charleston, Institute, Nitro)
- Natural gas sites and compressor stations
- Union refineries and pulp mills
Millwrights often handled asbestos gaskets, valve packing, insulation, and machinery components—without warning of the long-term danger.
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Legal Options for WV Millwright Asbestos Exposure
You may be able to:
- File asbestos trust claims
- Pursue a wrongful death lawsuit
- Recover compensation without going to court
Most cases are handled on a contingency fee basis—you don’t pay unless we recover for you.
Why Hire a Local West Virginia Asbestos Lawyer?
A national firm won’t know West Virginia job sites like a local asbestos lawyer does. Attorney Lee W. Davis has handled asbestos claims across WV since 2002—including for union millwrights and their families.
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FAQ – WV Millwright Asbestos Exposure
How were WV millwrights exposed to asbestos?
Millwrights used asbestos-containing materials like gaskets, insulation, and machine parts daily on the job.
What compensation is available for WV millwrights?
You may qualify for trust fund payouts, settlements, or wrongful death benefits.
Is there a time limit to file a claim in West Virginia?
Yes. WV has strict deadlines for asbestos lawsuits. Don’t wait—talk to a lawyer today.