Worksites Named in West Virginia Asbestos Court Decisions

Court decisions in our library name these West Virginia workplaces as places where people were exposed to asbestos, most decisions first. Each decision is listed with the work and years the court described. For the state's exposure sites and asbestos trust records, see West Virginia asbestos exposure sites.

Bayer Corporation chemical plant

Chemical plant. Named in 1 decision.

• Bayer Corporation v. Toney, W Va: Supreme Court of Appeals 2013 (2013). Chemical operator, 1986-2008

Constellium Rolled Products Ravenswood

Ravenswood. Factory or plant. Named in 1 decision.

• Lawrentz v. Constellium Rolled Products Ravenswood, W Va: Supreme Court of Appeals 2015 (2015). Millwright, thirty years

Hundred High School

Hundred. School or hospital. Named in 1 decision.

• Marlin v. Bill Rich Const., Inc. (1996). Construction worker on school renovation, 1988

Koppers Follansbee coke and tar plant

Follansbee. Chemical plant. Named in 1 decision. Our profile of this site.

• In re Asbestos Litigation (2016). Worker at Koppers Follansbee Tar Plant, 1965-1970

Refractory brick plant, Buckhannon

Buckhannon. Factory or plant. Named in 1 decision.

• Murphy v. ST. Gobain Ceramics & Plastics, Inc. (2024). Employed in various capacities at a refractory brick plant, 1968-1998

Weirton Steel works (National Steel)

Weirton. Steel mill or foundry. Named in 1 decision. Our profile of this site.

• Case v. Clark Indus. Insulation (2018). Employee at Weirton Steel, 1965-1996