Raymark (Raybestos-Manhattan Industries, Raytech) made brakes and other products using asbestos for many years. The resulting lawsuits over mesothelioma and other illnesses forced the company into bankruptcy. Raymark created an asbestos trust fund to compensate victims. With more than $30 billion currently set aside in trust funds, you may qualify for substantial compensation if you’ve
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Rapid-American Corporation (Philip Carey Manufacturing Corp.)
Rapid-American Corporation’s predecessor, the Philip Carey Manufacturing Corporation, used asbestos in its insulation and industrial equipment. Lawsuits related to asbestos exposure led to bankruptcy in 2013. Rapid-American created an asbestos trust and now exists solely to compensate claimants. With more than $30 billion currently set aside in trust funds, you may qualify for substantial compensation
Porter Hayden Company
The Porter Hayden Company distributed asbestos insulation for many years. This exposed many workers and illness in some, who then sued the company. Porter Hayden filed for bankruptcy and still has an active asbestos trust to compensate claimants. With more than $30 billion currently set aside in trust funds, you may qualify for substantial compensation
Pittsburgh Corning
Pittsburgh Corning is known for glass products, but it got into the asbestos industry with the 1962 purchase of UNARCO’s unibestos products. Exposure and asbestos lawsuits followed. Pittsburgh Corning eventually filed for bankruptcy and set up an asbestos trust fund. With more than $30 billion currently set aside in trust funds, you may qualify for
Pacor Incorporated (Philadelphia Asbestos Corporation)
Pacor Incorporated (Philadelphia Asbestos Corporation) is a nationwide leader in insulation products. Its history of asbestos use led to numerous mesothelioma lawsuits. Eventually, Pacor filed for bankruptcy and established an asbestos trust fund to compensate claimants. With more than $30 billion currently set aside in trust funds, you may qualify for substantial compensation if you’ve been
Owens Corning Corporation
Owens Corning Corporation is a global company that manufactures residential and commercial building materials. Decades of asbestos use, primarily in insulation, led to illnesses in workers in many industries. Lawsuits over asbestos exposure eventually led to bankruptcy and an asbestos trust. With more than $30 billion currently set aside in trust funds, you may qualify for
The Nicolet Company (Keasbey & Mattison)
The Nicolet Company was initially called Keasbey & Mattison and produced pipe insulation and other products using asbestos. Resulting asbestos lawsuits led to bankruptcy. Claimants can seek compensation through the Armstrong World Industries Asbestos Trust. If you suffer from mesothelioma, asbestosis, or asbestos-related lung cancer, you may be eligible for a large amount of compensation. Fill
North American Refractories Company (NARCO)
North American Refractories Company (NARCO) manufactured and supplied refractory products made with asbestos. The company’s asbestos use led to serious illnesses in some workers and resulting lawsuits. Eventually, NARCO filed for bankruptcy and established an asbestos trust to compensate victims. If you suffer from mesothelioma, asbestosis, or asbestos-related lung cancer, you may be eligible for
National Gypsum
National Gypsum made Gold Bond wallboard and other construction products with asbestos for many years. The company faced bankruptcy after asbestos exposure in workers led to illnesses and costly asbestos lawsuits. The bankruptcy led to the National Gypsum Company Bodily Injury Trust set up to compensate claimants. If you or a loved one suffer from
M.H. Detrick Company
The M.H. Detrick Company made its industrial refractory products and insulation with asbestos until the 1960s. The company faced numerous lawsuits over asbestos exposure and resulting illnesses. M.H. Detrick filed for bankruptcy in 1998 and set up an asbestos trust fund that is now closed. If you or a loved one were diagnosed with mesothelioma,