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    Asbestos Trust Annual Reports

    …reports, 2003–2025 NARCO: 13 reports, 2013–2025 National Gypsum: 14 reports, 2010–2025 Owens Corning: 15 reports, 2010–2025 Owens-Illinois: 4 reports, 2022–2025 Pittsburgh Corning: 10 reports, 2016–2025 Plant Insulation: 12 reports…

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    Asbestos Product Liability Lawsuits

    …with a consumer talc product (manufacturing defect). Kaylo Pipe Insulation Shower to Shower Talcum Powder Manufacturer Owens-Illinois, then Owens-Corning (from 1958) Johnson & Johnson Product Type Industrial insulation made with asbestos Consumer body powder made…

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    2026 Asbestos Trust Payment Percentages & Mesothelioma Settlement Values

    …to 44% (September 1, 2026). Manville raised its pro rata share to 5.6% (September 2026). Owens-Illinois raised to 65%, paid in full with no second installment (August 19, 2026). Duro Dyne proposed raising its…

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    Asbestos Wrongful Death Lawsuits

    …In March 1943, the year Kaylo was introduced, the director of the Saranac Laboratory wrote to Owens-Illinois, its maker, that the mix of quartz and asbestos in the product had "all the ingredients for a…

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    Understanding Asbestos Trust Claims

    …Manville has one of the highest mesothelioma values on the list, but at 5.6% it pays less than a third of what Owens-Illinois pays on a value less than a third as large. NARCO…

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    Asbestos Trust Data

    …45% $22,500 January 19, 2023 Owens Corning Asbestos PI Trust (OC Sub-Account) 4.3% $215,000 June 30, 2026 Owens-Illinois (Paddock) Asbestos PI Trust 65% $100,000 August 19, 2026 Pittsburgh Corning Asbestos…

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    Understanding Mesothelioma Lawsuits

    …but it doesn't shield a property owner that wasn't your employer. The duty a property owner owes depends on the legal status of the person on the property: Invitees are people invited onto the…

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    Asbestos Products: The 15 Categories That Exposed Workers, Consumers, and Families

    …including the highest crocidolite content in the American building product economy: Johns-Manville sourced 62% of all U.S. crocidolite consumption for cement pipe production at its Waukegan, Illinois plant. Construction workers, water and sewer crews…

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    Asbestos Exposure in the Military

    …and most went bankrupt and now pay through trusts. Several, including Johns-Manville and Owens-Corning/Fibreboard, are established trusts. Their products and the full trust roster are owned by our product pages: asbestos pipe and…

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    Workers' Compensation for Asbestos Exposure

    …sued twelve companies, including Johns-Manville, Pittsburgh Corning, Owens Corning, and others. The exclusive remedy rule didn't shield them because they were not his employer. If a similar case were filed today, the worker's…

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    Meet Justinian Lane, Asbestos and Mesothelioma Lawyer

    …tragically common for women of her generation. She worked in a Silicon Valley computer chip factory during the 1960s and 70s, operating ovens insulated with asbestos. But perhaps more dangerously, she washed Roy's work clothes…

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    Lost Someone to Asbestos Disease? What Your Family Can Still Do

    …gone. He was a smoker, so no one looked for any other cause. My grandmother Terry ran asbestos-insulated ovens in a computer chip factory, and every week she washed Roy's dusty work clothes. When…

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    Asbestos Premises Liability Lawsuits

    …or visitor, the property owner owes you a duty to keep the space reasonably safe or warn you of hidden dangers. A refinery that brings in outside contractors for a shutdown knows those workers will be…

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    Asbestos Claims for Seamen: The Jones Act and Maritime Law

    …role. Maintenance and Cure Even if no one did anything wrong, your employer still owes you support under a doctrine called maintenance and cure. This is a no-fault obligation rooted in centuries of maritime tradition…