Most people who develop mesothelioma were exposed to asbestos at work. Listed below are some of the types of workers who were commonly exposed to asbestos.
Many people who have never worked with or around asbestos also get mesothelioma. For instance, asbestos dust can be carried home from a work site on the clothes of a worker and cause mesothelioma to develop in family members many years later.
- Maintenance Workers
- Naval Officers
- Electricians
- Painters
- Auto Mechanics
- Factory Workers
- Pipe fitters
- Boiler and Turbine Workers
- Family Members of American Workers
- Plumbers
- Brake and Clutch Mechanics
- HVAC Workers
- Power Plant Employees
- Drywall Installers
- Bricklayers and Stone Masons
- Insulation Workers
- Railroad Workers
- Carpenters
- Laborers
- Sheet Metal Workers
- Construction Workers
- Loggers
- Shipyard Workers
- Custodians
- Lathers
- Welders
- Demolition Workers
- Longshoremen and Stevedores
Learn more about more common asbestos sites.
If you have questions about asbestos exposure or believe that you or a loved one was exposed to asbestos in Maryland or throughout the U.S., feel free to contact us. The Mesothelioma Lawyers in Baltimore at Brown Kiely, LLP has extensive experience in the legal matters surrounding asbestos exposure. Use our submit a case form if you’d like one of our asbestos lawyers in Baltimore to help you decide if filing an asbestos lawsuit in Maryland would help you receive compensation. We serve Annapolis and Baltimore residents, as well as residents nationwide.
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