Worksites Named in Arkansas Asbestos Court Decisions

Court decisions in our library name these Arkansas 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 Arkansas asbestos exposure sites.

Weyerhaeuser Mountain Pine mill (Dierks Lumber & Coal)

Mountain Pine. Factory or plant. Named in 2 decisions.

• Sales v. Weyerhaeuser Company (2008). Child of a mill worker (father worked at the lumber mill)
• Sales v. Weyerhaeuser Company (2007). Child of a mill worker; father worked with asbestos-containing materials at the mill, 1984-1992

Mead Container (Fort Smith)

Fort Smith. Factory or plant. Named in 1 decision.

• Bootenhoff v. Hormel Foods Corporation (2014). Wife laundering husband's work clothes (husband was plant superintendent), 1966-1972

Mohawk Tire and Rubber Company plant

West Helena. Factory or plant. Named in 1 decision.

• Jackson v. Anchor Packing Co. (1993). Tireworker, 1963-79

Old Greyhound Bus Station

Little Rock. Building. Named in 1 decision.

• Chavers v. General Motors Corp. (2002). Demolition worker, two to three years

Stuart's Brake Shop

Little Rock and North Little Rock. Other. Named in 1 decision.

• Thomas v. Borg-Warner Morse Tec LLC (2018). Brake mechanic, approximately twelve years