Court decisions in our library name these Arizona 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 Arizona asbestos exposure sites.
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Fort Huachuca
Naval base or military site. Named in 1 decision.
- Hatten v. Grobet USA (2020). Art teacher and jewelry-making instructor, 1977-1979
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, Terminal 2
Phoenix. Building. Named in 1 decision.
- DeStories v. City of Phoenix (1987). Employed in various capacities by subcontractors
Southern Pacific Tucson rail yard
Tucson. Railroad shop or yard. Named in 1 decision.
- Perez v. Southern Pacific Transp. Co. (1993). Visitor delivering her father's lunch
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“Worksites Named in Arizona Asbestos Court Decisions.” AsbestosClaims.Law Library. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/cases/states/arizona/sites.
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