Court decisions in our library name these District of Columbia 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 District of Columbia asbestos exposure sites.
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Forrestal Building
Washington. Building. Named in 2 decisions.
- Georgia Pacific v. Farrar (2013). Granddaughter of a construction mechanic; laundered his work clothes, 1968-69
- Georgia-Pacific v. Farrar (2012). Union insulator (grandfather, Mr. Hentgen), 1968-1969
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Factory or plant. Named in 1 decision.
- Alliegro v. ACandS, Inc. (1997). Stationary engineer, 1965-1967
Greyhound Bus terminal
Washington. Building. Named in 1 decision.
- Rocha v. Brown & Gould, LLP (2015). Painter
Washington Hospital Center
Washington. School or hospital. Named in 1 decision.
- Washington Hospital Center v. District of Columbia Department of Employment Services (2004). Custodial employee, 1972-1979, 1983-1999
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“Worksites Named in District of Columbia Asbestos Court Decisions.” AsbestosClaims.Law Library. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/cases/states/district-of-columbia/sites.
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