15 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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New Idria
…the California site was first developed for cinnabar (mercury) mining. Asbestos production at the adjacent Coalinga deposit began in 1959 under the Union Carbide Corporation, which operated the open-pit mine until 1983. Significance in Asbestos…
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Coalinga District
…States. From the 1960s through the 1970s, open-pit mines in this district, most notably those operated by Union Carbide, produced short-fiber chrysotile asbestos that was shipped nationwide for use in joint compounds, paints, plastics…
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Paterson Plant
…asbestos textile and insulation factory in Paterson, New Jersey, operated at different times by Union Asbestos and Rubber Company (UNARCO) and later Raybestos-Manhattan. From the 1930s into the 1950s, workers there spun and wove raw…
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Billerica Plant
The Billerica Plant was a manufacturing facility in Billerica, Massachusetts operated by H.K. Porter Company and its subsidiary Southern Textile Corporation (later Southern Asbestos), which produced asbestos textiles, cloth, tape, and packing materials. The plant…
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Bound Brook
…Jersey, that was home to one of the largest and longest-operating asbestos product manufacturing plants in the United States, the Johns-Manville (later Manville Corporation) Bound Brook facility. For most of the 20th century, the…
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Cape Asbestos Barking facility
…the early 1970s, tell your medical and legal team. Neighborhood exposure from the Barking plant is a recognized cause of mesothelioma. Look for old employment records, union cards, pay slips, National Insurance records, or photographs that…
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Casale Monferrato
…referenced in mesothelioma causation testimony. Preserve any documentation of family members' employment at asbestos facilities (pay stubs, union records, photographs of work clothing) that could establish a take-home exposure pathway. The Casale experience also documents…
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Iron Range
…claim filings. Ask treating physicians whether your case has been reported to the Minnesota Department of Health, which maintains a mesothelioma surveillance registry tied to the Taconite Workers Health Study. Preserve any union records, W-2s…
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Jefferson County
…Shipyard Worker, Occupational Exposure History Notes Gather employment records, union records (especially Insulators Local 22 in Beaumont and pipefitter/boilermaker locals), Social Security earnings statements, and W-2s to document which Jefferson County facilities the patient…
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Luto
…or chemical plants, ask family members whether terms like "luto," "lute," "furnace mud," or "sealing paste" come up in their recollections of the job. Preserve any old work logs, union records, training manuals, or maintenance schedules…
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Manville Stockton plant
…to support a mesothelioma claim against the Manville Trust. Related Terms Johns-Manville Corporation, Manville Trust, Transite, Asbestos-Cement Pipe, Bankruptcy Trust, Take-Home Exposure Notes Gather Social Security earnings records (form SSA-7050), union records…
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Millington
…carried home on clothing. Identifying a connection to Millington (through employment records, union affiliation, or residence near the plant) can be a key part of establishing exposure history in a legal claim, because the operators and…
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Rainy Creek Operation
…or sibling worked at the Libby mine or mill, gather employment records, union records, and W-2s; these establish the exposure timeline that drives both medical screening eligibility and legal claims. Libby-area residents and former…
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Time & Life Building
…during major renovations, write down dates, employer name, union local, trade, and specific floors or areas worked. This information is critical for product identification. Preserve union records, W-2s, Social Security earnings statements, and any photographs…
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Yancey County
…photographs, pay stubs, union records, or family accounts that place a relative at these mines or at downstream manufacturers that used Yancey County material. Anthophyllite exposure is particularly relevant in cases involving older American industrial talcs…