Worksites Named in Idaho Asbestos Court Decisions

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

Naval Reactors Facility (including A1W prototype)

Scoville. Naval base or military site. Named in 3 decisions. Our profile of this site.

• Bell v. Foster Wheeler Energy Corp. (2017). Engineman, machinery repairman, and machinist mate in the Navy (training at the facility for six months), 1960s
• Bell v. Foster Wheeler Energy Corp. (2017). Engineman, machinery repairman, and machinist mate in the United States Navy (training), 1960s
• Harris v. CBS Corporation (2012). Naval Officer undergoing training, 1964-65

National Reactor Testing Station (Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory)

Arco. Naval base or military site. Named in 2 decisions.

• Adamson v. General Elec. Co. (2010). Electrician and electrical crew supervisor, early-1950s to 1967
• Davis v. Leslie Controls, Inc. (2010). 1964-1976

Union Pacific Weiser roundhouse

Weiser. Railroad shop or yard. Named in 2 decisions.

• Stephens v. Union Pacific R. Co. (2019). Child of a roundhouse worker; dust on father's work clothes, late 1940s and early 1950s
• Stephens v. Union Pacific Railroad Company (2018). Son of a railroad roundhouse worker, 1944-1954

FMC phosphate plant

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

• Adamson v. General Elec. Co. (2010). Electrician, 1951-1952; 1960s

Monsanto phosphate plant

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

• Adamson v. General Elec. Co. (2010). Electrician

Nuclear Power School

Idaho Falls. Naval base or military site. Named in 1 decision.

• Gilstrap v. CBS Corporation (2021). Trainee/trainer, 1964-1967