Results

We have achieved many significant victories in settlements for our clients. Below are a few statistics to illustrate our proven success.

Shipyards, Paper Mills, Refineries, and Aircraft Manufacturers in the Northwest

We represented the following # of clients for Shipyards – Lockheed (109), Todd Shipyards (144), Puget Sound Naval Shipyard (214); Paper Mills – Scott Paper (31), Georgia Pacific (53), St. Regis (26), Shelton (31), Cown Zellerbach (98), Longview Fiber (44), Weyerhaeuser (139), ITT Rayonier (32), Boise Cascade (28); Refineries – ARCO (66), Texaco (38), Shell (41), Mobile (22); Aircraft Manufacturer – Boeing (111)

Ships and Veterans

We have represented 223 Navy Veterans that have served aboard 898 different Navy Ships.

Client Settlements$

$5.1 Billion settlement with Owens Corning, of which a record breaking $61 million was set aside for Puget Sound area claimants – believed to be the largest settlement of its kind in the Northwest.

$4.3 Billion settlement with Halliburton, which allotted $30 million for asbestos claimants in our region.

$6,151,000 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 47. He was exposed to asbestos from his father’s work clothes when he was a child. His father worked in asbestos removal at various shipyards including Todd Shipyard.

$4,228,752 – to a man exposed to asbestos while working as an electrician for St. Regis Paper Mill in Tacoma and at Lockheed and Martinac shipyards. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 63.

$3,200,157 – to a woman diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 33. She was exposed to asbestos from household construction projects and from the asbestos brought home on her grandfather’s work clothes. Her grandfather worked at Alcoa Wenatchee Works.

$2,971,250 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 57. He worked as a water department worker for the City of Walla Walla.

$2,901,250 – to a man diagnosed at the age of 69 with mesothelioma. He was a lifelong mechanic and worked for the Snohomish County PUD in Everett.

$2,861,525 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 67. He worked as an electrician onboard numerous ships while working at Todd Shipyard in Seattle.

$2,821,250 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 77 who worked with cement pipe.

$2,690,362 – to a woman diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 43. She was exposed to asbestos from laundering her husband’s work clothes. Her husband worked as a core maker at Long’s Foundry in Hoquiam, Washington.

$2,669,430 – to a man exposed to asbestos from his father’s work clothes when he was a child. His father worked in asbestos removal at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and at Todd and Lockheed Shipyards. He received a diagnosis of mesothelioma at the age of 50.

$2,280,289 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 62. He was exposed to asbestos while working as a maintenance painter for The Boeing Company in Seattle, Renton, and Everett, Washington.

$2,263,253 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 54. He was exposed to asbestos from household construction projects and from the asbestos brought home on his father’s work clothes. His father worked at Lockheed Shipyard, Seattle, Washington.

$2,253,838 – to a man exposed to asbestos while working as an electrician at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 53.

$2,202,009 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 33. He was exposed to asbestos while working as a security guard at Weyerhaeuser, Springfield, Oregon.

$2,172,986 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 68. He was exposed to asbestos while working as an electrician at Al-Can aluminum plant in Canada and Intalco in Ferndale, Washington.

$2,170,666 – to a man exposed to asbestos while working as a pipe fitter at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. He was 55 when he received his diagnosis of mesothelioma.

$2,151,043 – to a man diagnosed at age 61 with mesothelioma. He served in the U.S. Navy and worked as a boiler operator onboard numerous ships. He was exposed to asbestos when old boilers were removed and new boilers installed.

$2,047,046 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 73. He worked as a career cement mason and floor installer at various locations in Washington State.

$2,021,201 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 74. He was exposed to asbestos while apprenticing for a machinist at Todd Shipyards in Tacoma, Washington and San Pedro, California.

$2,014,557 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 66. He was working as a craftsman at Texaco Oil Refinery in Anacortes, Washington when he was exposed to asbestos.

$1,963,873 – to a man exposed to asbestos while installing sprinkler systems at various commercial and industrial construction sites. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 70.

$1,881,612 – to man exposed to asbestos while working as a rigger at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. He was 52 when he received his diagnosis of mesothelioma.

$1,854,387 – to a man exposed to asbestos while serving as an electrician for the Navy. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 51.

$1,830,881 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 58. He was exposed to asbestos while working as a welder at Reynolds Metals in Longview, Washington.

$1,830,707 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 73. He was an electrician who worked Weyerhaeuser Mill in Longview, Washington when he was exposed to asbestos.

$1,825,242 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 54. He was exposed to asbestos while working as a plumber at ITT Rayonier in Port Angeles, Washington and ARCO Refinery in Ferndale, Washington.

$1,822,975 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 64. He worked as a welder’s helper, electrician’s helper and boilermaker’s helper onboard numerous ships at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard.

$1,803,295 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 50. He was exposed to asbestos while serving as a repairman for the Navy.

$1,801,875 – to a man exposed to asbestos while working on the construction of dry dock at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton, Washington. At the age of 70 he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$1,783,518 – to the widow of a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 68. He worked as an electrician onboard various ships at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton, Washington.

$1,759,840 – to the surviving spouse of a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 50. He was exposed to asbestos while working around insulators and boilermakers at various jobsites including Weyerhaeuser, Springfield, Oregon during his career.

$1,740,000 – to a man diagnosed at the age of 75 with mesothelioma. He worked as a career boilermaker onboard numerous ships while serving in the US Navy from 1954 to 1974 and at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard from 1975 to late 1980s.

$1,725,493 – to the surviving spouse of a man diagnosed at age 67 with mesothelioma. He worked as an asbestos insulator and was exposed to asbestos containing insulation, boilers and pumps at various jobsites including Potlatch Mill in Idaho, Boise Cascade in Washington, and at Hanford Nuclear Plant in Richland, Washington.

$1,686,479 – to a man diagnosed at age 72 with mesothelioma. He worked in the boiler and engine rooms of ships at various shipyards including Bethlehem Shipyard in Quincy, Massachusetts, Todd Shipyards in Texas and Washington, and Lockheed Shipyard.

$1,676,505 – to the surviving spouse of a man diagnosed at age 70 with mesothelioma. He was a fireman and boiler tech/tender while in the U.S. Navy.

$1,676,323 – to a man diagnosed at age 52 with mesothelioma who worked onboard numerous ships while in the U.S. Navy.

$1,667,588 – to the widow of a career carpenter who worked with bags of joint compound, asbestos cement board, and other asbestos containing products. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma and diagnosed at age 63.

$1,641,693 – to a man at age 64 was diagnosed with mesothelioma. He worked as a union laborer at numerous industrial facilities and construction sites in Washington and Oregon States.

$1,635,525 – to a man at age 81 was diagnosed with mesothelioma. He was a career merchant marine working onboard numerous vessels and with the Washington State Ferries system.

$1,616,525 – to a woman diagnosed with mesothelioma at young age of 48. She was exposed to asbestos when she assisted her mother with the laundry of her father’s work clothes which was covered with asbestos dust. Her father was a machinist onboard various ships at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard.

$1,612,556 – to the surviving children of a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 75. He worked at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard as an insulator.

$1,600,351 – to a man diagnosed at age 51 with mesothelioma. He was a mechanic at Menan Starch Plant in Moses Lake, Washington where he worked with and around boilers, pumps, valves, hot water tanks, and motors insulated with asbestos.

$1,585,700 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 52. He was exposed to asbestos while working closely with pipe coverers and plasterers on the construction of the Sacred Heart Hospital in Spokane, Washington.

$1,576,605 – to the widow of a man diagnosed at age 76 with mesothelioma. While in the U.S. Navy he installed and maintained the pumps, valves, boilers, and other equipment onboard various ships.

$1,558,601 – to the family of a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 66. He worked around insulators, tapers, and dry wallers while at The Boeing Company in Seattle and Renton.

$1,557,124 – to the surviving spouse of a man diagnosed at age 82 with mesothelioma. He worked as a ship fitter and boilermaker at various shipyards including Hunters Point, Mare Island, Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and Subic Bay in the Philippines.

$1,543,467 – to a man who was exposed to asbestos from his father who worked as an insulator at several jobsites throughout Washington State. His father brought home asbestos dust on his work clothes, coveralls, tools, and boots. He was 65 when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$1,542,923 – to a man with mesothelioma who worked as an insulator while performing repair work on numerous ships at various shipyards including Swan Island Shipyard in Portland, Oregon. He was 61 when he was diagnosed with the asbestos disease.

$1,541,446 – to the spouse of a man with mesothelioma. He worked at Todd Shipyard in Seattle where he was welder and worked with and around insulators, pipe fitters, and boilermakers. He was 73 years old when he was diagnosed with this disease.

$1,499,316 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 75. He was as an electrician onboard numerous ships while working at Kaiser Shipyards.

$1,470,469 – to the family of a man who was diagnosed at age 60 with mesothelioma. He worked as a ship fitter onboard various ships at shipyards.

$1,463,273 – to a woman diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 69. She was exposed to asbestos from her husband who worked at Texaco Refinery in Anacortes, Washington.

$1,456,341 – to a man diagnosed at age 64 with mesothelioma. He worked as a phone technician at various locations owned by Pacific Telephone.

$1,451,167 – to a man at age 63 was diagnosed with mesothelioma. He worked as a ship fitter at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton, Washington. He was exposed to asbestos from the tear-out and installation of asbestos-containing insulation, refractory, gaskets and packing onboard numerous ships.

$1,449,065 – to the surviving spouse of a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 55. He worked on a utility crew that did maintenance and cleanup at Simpson Timber Mill in Shelton and McLeary, Washington.
$1,442,972 – to man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 74. He was a career Navy man where he performed repairs and overhauls on numerous ships at SeaTac Alaska Shipyard, Peterson Boat Building, and Tacoma Boat in Tacoma, Washington.

$1,438,250 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 82. He was exposed to asbestos while working as a laborer, pipefitter at various oil refineries, paper mills, and other industrial facilities in Washington State.

$1,415,073 – to the family of a man with mesothelioma at age 77. He was exposed to asbestos while working as a plumber and working alongside insulators and boilermakers at various jobsites throughout his career.

$1,406,079 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 48. He was exposed to asbestos from his father who worked as a bricklayer at various industrial and commercial sites in Colorado.

$1,402,164 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 75. He worked at Todd Shipyard in Seattle, Washington as a steamfitter on tankers being renovated.

$1,399,014 – to a man with mesothelioma and diagnosed at age 59. He cut insulation boards and asbestos ceiling tiles while working at Simpson Timber Company in Shelton, Washington.

$1,393,864 – to the family of a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 76. He was exposed to asbestos while in the U.S. Navy as an Engineering Officer onboard numerous ships.

$1,388,176 – to a man who was exposed to asbestos dust from his father’s work clothes who worked at Todd Shipyard, Tacoma. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 57.

$1,372,767 – to a man diagnosed at age 63 with mesothelioma. His was exposed to asbestos containing products while working as an assembly line worker at Crown Zellerbach in Portland, Oregon; carbon setter at Alcoa Aluminum Plant; and as a delivery driver and stocker at a NAPA store in Vancouver, Washington.

$1,347,649 – to a man exposed to asbestos dust from his father who worked as an electrician at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard from 1944 to 1963. He was diagnosed at age 62 with mesothelioma.

$1,325,185 – to a man who worked as an insulator onboard numerous ships at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and various other shipyards from 1945 to 1967. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 72.

$1,324,186 – to a man diagnosed at age 75 with mesothelioma. He worked around various insulators, carpenters, boilermakers, and others, while working at Boeing Plants in Renton and Seattle, Washington, and at Scott Paper Mill in Everett, Washington.

$1,303,803 – to a man in Portland, Oregon, who worked on his own home remodeling projects. He worked with drywall, joint compound and sheetrock panels. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 64.

$1,291,367 – to a man who was exposed to asbestos fibers from insulation and refractory products used on ships being repaired and overhauled at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 69.

$1,286,187 – to a man diagnosed at age 69 with mesothelioma. He worked as a millwright at the Ketchikan Pulp Mill in Alaska.

$1,279,791 – to a man diagnosed at age 63 with mesothelioma. He performed insulation work with and around asbestos containing insulations and refractory products at various refineries in North Dakota and Montana.

$1,272,371 – to a career Navy man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 75. He was stationed on numerous ships where his duties included repair and changing valves, pumps and other machinery. He also assisted with the overhauls of various ships while in dry dock.

$1,270,499 – to the widow of a man who worked as a drywaller on numerous construction projects in Virginia and Ontario, Canada. He was 55 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$1,267,365 – to a Navy Firefighter while onboard numerous ships in the U.S. Navy from 1959 to 1963. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 62.

$1,266,820 – to a US Navy man who was a Seaman, Fireman, and Machinist’s mate onboard numerous ships from 1941 to 1967. He was 81 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$1,258,000 – to a man at age 68 was diagnosed with mesothelioma. He worked as a maintenance electrician at Todd Shipyard, Boeing – Seattle, and the Port of Seattle.

$1,255,067 – to the family of a man diagnosed at age 77 with mesothelioma. He served as an electrician’s mate onboard numerous ships while in the U.S. Navy.

$1,251,382 – to a woman whose father work as an electrician onboard various ships while at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton, Washington. He brought dust home on his work clothes. She was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 62.

$1,243,651 – to a man who installed steam and hot water pipes while working at the Potlatch Paper Mill in Lewiston, Idaho. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 74.

$1,240,551 – to a man who worked onboard numerous ships as a sheet metal worker at Todd Shipyard in Seattle. He was 79 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$1,238,186 – to a man who worked in the boiler rooms onboard various ships while in the Navy and at the San Diego Naval Shipyard. He was exposed to asbestos while replacing insulation on pipes. He was 57 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$1,237,920 – to a construction man who worked at the Nelson Dewey Power Plant in Casseville, Wisconsin. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 59.

$1,235,737 – to a man diagnosed at age 56 with mesothelioma. He worked on insulating pipes and boilers at various power plants throughout Alaska.

$1,227,525 – to a man who worked as an insulator at numerous power plants, refineries, paper mills, and industrial facilities in California, Oregon and Washington. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 70.

$1,220,766 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 64. He worked as a laborer, brake mechanic and carpenter at Todd Shipyard and various service stations and residential job sites.

$1,215,326 – to a man who worked on replacing asbestos insulation on steam pipes and boilers at numerous dry cleaning stores in Alaska. He was 46 years old when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$1,214,794 – to a man who worked as a rigger onboard numerous ships docked at Todd Shipyard diagnosed at age 63 with mesothelioma

$1,213,318 – to a man who worked at Crown Zellerbach Paper Mill in Oregon. He was diagnosed at age 55 with mesothelioma.

$1,211,784 – to the family of a man that served in the U.S. Navy. While onboard ships, he worked with and around asbestos containing insulations and refractory products. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 57.

$1,211,053 – to a man diagnosed at age 74 with mesothelioma. His exposure to asbestos included working as an electrician onboard numerous ships while in the U.S. Navy, and working as a railroad laborer for Burlington Northern Railroad, formerly known as Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway Company.

$1,208,815 – to a man who worked as a boiler tender onboard numerous ships while in the U.S. Navy. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 56.

$1,201,247 – to a man diagnosed at age 79 with mesothelioma. He was exposed to asbestos containing boilers, turbines, pipes and other insulation equipment while working at the Mobil Oil Refinery in Ferndale, Washington.

$1,188,026 – to a man who worked at the Longview Fiber Paper Mill in Longview, Washington. He swept up asbestos dust and debris on a daily basis at the mill. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 61.

$1,184,755 – to a man diagnosed at age 74 with mesothelioma. He was exposed to asbestos while working as a millwright at Weyerhaeuser, Longview, Washington.

$1,182,066 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 77. He worked as a boilermaker and shipwright at Puget Sound Bridge & Drydock, now known as Lockheed Shipyard in Seattle, Washington.

$1,177,792 – to a man who worked at Alcoa, Inc. in Wenatchee, Washington. His duties included removing asbestos containing insulation from pipes, boilers, machinery, and smelting pots. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 63.

$1,171,709 – to a man diagnosed at age 74 with mesothelioma. This person enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1944 and worked as a machinists mate onboard numerous ships and ships docked at Todd Shipyard in California.

$1,169,647 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 82. He worked as a welder at various shipyards in Seattle and Bremerton, Washington.

$1,162,328 – to a man with mesothelioma at age 69. He worked as a pipefitter, electrician onboard numerous ships while serving in the Navy.

$1,152,803 – to a millwright who worked in Grants Pass, Oregon and Everett, Washington from the early 1960’s to late 1970’s. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 58.

$1,139,877 – to a man who worked as a rigger onboard numerous ships docked at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard from 1951 to 1978. He was diagnosed at age 83 with mesothelioma.

$1,133,248 – to a man who worked as a machinist, tool maker, and model-maker at Boeing in Seattle, Everett, and Renton, Washington. He worked close to insulators, boilermakers, electricians, pipefitters and carpenters while at Boeing. He was 65 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$1,132,425 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 71. This man worked as a boswains mate while at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton, Washington.

$1,130,146 – to a mill worker diagnosed at age 64 with mesothelioma. He worked at a timber mill cutting and installing asbestos pipe covering. He also cleaned and swept the work area when his job was done, creating dust in the air.

$1,127,661 – to a man diagnosed at age 58 with mesothelioma. He worked as an auto mechanic performing automotive repair, including repairing and replacing brakes, including cleaning out brake assemblies. During this work, he’d sand brakes, use an air hose to blow out the dust and use wire brushes to clean out the brake housings. He also performed tune-ups and small engine overhauls and replaced gaskets, removing them with a scraper or wire brush.

$1,126,105 – to a man diagnosed at age 67 with mesothelioma. He worked on the construction of various Navy escort ships at Lockheed Shipbuilding in Seattle. He worked on equipment in fire rooms & engine rooms, and worked alongside other trades such as insulators and laggers.

$1,123,558 – to a seaman who worked with asbestos pipe insulation, block and cement, and boilers while in the U.S. Navy, Subic Bay Naval Shipyard, and Hunters Point Naval Shipyard. He was diagnosed at age 54 with mesothelioma.

$1,113,945 – to a man who worked as an electricians mate onboard numerous ships while in the U.S. Navy. He was 58 years old when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$1,113,025 – to a construction worker who worked around insulators installing asbestos insulation on pipes and boilers at the St. Regis Paper Mill in Tacoma, Washington. He was diagnosed at age 68 with mesothelioma.

$1,099,732 – to a woman whose husband was a pipefitter during the construction of the Centralia Steam Plant. She was exposed from the asbestos dust on her husband’s work clothes while shacking them before washing. She was 71 when she was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$1,096,777 – to a man who worked with asbestos insulation, cement, and pipe covering, as a laborer, general helper, and pipefitter onboard numerous ships docked at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. He was diagnosed at age 69 with mesothelioma.

$1,094,267 – to a man at age 66 diagnosed with mesothelioma. He worked as a boilermaker at Lockheed and Todd Shipyards in Seattle, Washington.

$1,093,222 – to a woman with household exposure from her husband and son who worked as mechanics in their family automotive shop. She was 72 years old when she was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$1,093,042 – to a man diagnosed at age 54 with mesothelioma. He served in the U.S. Navy and onboard the USS Kaskaskia where there were miles of asbestos insulated steam pipes running throughout the vessel and hundreds of asbestos insulated pumps, turbines, compressors and separators in the engineering areas of the ship.

$1,091,951 – to a man who worked as a boiler operator while serving in the U.S. Navy and at electrical power plants in New Jersey and Colorado. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 81.

$1,080,226 – to a 20-year career naval man in the U.S. Navy. While in the Navy, he worked onboard numerous ships where he was exposed to asbestos dust generated from pumps, boilers, condensers, turbines, and pipes. He was diagnosed at age 68 with mesothelioma.

$1,077,873 – to a Navy man who worked below deck in the engine rooms. He was exposed to asbestos on a daily basis from the boilers and steam lines. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 70.

$1,077,500 – to a man diagnosed at age 58 with mesothelioma. He worked as a radio technician at various job sites in Oregon.

$1,061,744 – to a welder diagnosed at age 81 with mesothelioma. He was exposed to dust from asbestos containing valves, pumps, boilers, pipes and other equipment while working at the Kaiser Shipyard in Vancouver, Washington.

$1,049,821 – to a man who served in the U.S. Navy as an electrician onboard numerous ships. He was exposed to asbestos containing gaskets, turbines, pumps, condensers, and other equipment. He was diagnosed at age 74 with mesothelioma.

$1,048,189 – to a Navy man with mesothelioma at age 71. He served in the U.S. Navy as a fireman apprentice, fireman, boiler man, and boiler technician onboard numerous ships where he was exposed to asbestos emanating from a variety of insulated equipment as well as asbestos containing gaskets, packing, turbines, pumps, distilling plants, dearating tanks, fuel oil heaters, draft blowers, and air compressors.

$1,043,746 – to a boilermaker diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 75. He worked with and around asbestos gaskets and turbines, pumps, condensers, electrical panels and other machinery that contained asbestos and/or were insulated with asbestos while at shipyards in Bellingham and Tacoma, Washington.

$1,038,494 – to a man who worked as a boiler tender while serving in the U.S. Navy. His duties included maintaining turbines, pumps and valves. He was exposed to asbestos containing thermal insulation, gaskets and packing both directly and as a bystander to others doing similar work. He was 79 years when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$1,037,481 – to a woman with mesothelioma at age 60. She was exposed to asbestos from her father who worked as an insulator at various industrial jobsites in Washington and Oregon.

$1,032,584 – to a man 79 years old with mesothelioma. He worked in proximity to insulators and boilermakers applying asbestos containing insulation and refractory materials during the construction of Navy ships.

$1,028,656 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 45 who did carpentry work on renovations to military barracks in Washington.

$1,026,250 – to a man at age 56 was diagnosed with mesothelioma. He worked as a career electrician at various jobsites in California.

$1,026,012 – to a construction worker diagnosed at age 70 with mesothelioma. He worked with asbestos cement pipe, insulation, gaskets, roofing, flooring, and wall materials at various military bases and job sites.

$1,023,419 – to a man exposed from his father’s work clothes that he brought home for laundering. This man’s father worked at the St Regis Paper Mill in Tacoma, Washington. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 58.

$1,021,083 – to a man exposed to asbestos while working at the Potlatch Paper Mill in Idaho. His job was doing routine maintenance and cleanup during shutdowns. He was 76 when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$1,011,127 – to a man age 77 with mesothelioma. He worked as an engineer and manager at Hanford Nuclear Facility in Hanford, Washington. He was exposed to asbestos from the use, repair and maintenance of asbestos containing insulation, refractories, transite cement pipe, and blankets, gaskets as well as from work that occurred on boilers and turbines.

$1,004,817 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 84. He worked as a laborer at various job sites in Idaho.

$989,324 – to a man whose father was a pipefitter at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. As a child he would play with his father when he came home from work and covered with asbestos dust on his clothes. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 56.

$987,939 – to a man who served in the U.S. Navy as a Boatswain’s mate/seaman. He worked with and around asbestos containing boilers, turbine engines, and pumps while onboard numerous ships. He was 75 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$987,640 – to a man who served in the U.S. Navy from 1955 to 1959. He was a boiler man onboard numerous ships where he installed and removed asbestos containing pipe covering, block and cement and refractory products on pipes, boilers, stills and ducts. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 64.

$985,431 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 72. He worked as a sheet metal worker with and around asbestos containing insulation and refractory products at the Hanford Nuclear Facility in Richland, Washington.

$979,614 – to a 70 year old man diagnosed with mesothelioma. While working at the Lloyd Center in Portland, Oregon, he installed fire protection sprinklers. He worked around insulators while they were removing and installing asbestos-containing insulation on steam pipes and boilers.

$977,989 – to a navy radio operator diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 75. He lived onboard the USS ESSEX while the vessel underwent a six month overhaul at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and lived and worked around insulators for much of the period.

$977,679 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 80. He worked as a machinist in the tooling shop building at the Boeing Company in Renton, Washington.

$974,789 – to a man with mesothelioma at the age of 72. One of his many jobs during his career, included working at the Boeing Plant in Renton, Washington, as a laborer, where he worked around boilers and insulated steam lines and transite pipe.

$971,971 – to a man diagnosed at the age of 61 with mesothelioma. He was a senior plant engineer at the Hanford Nuclear Facility where he was responsible for maintenance troubleshooting and modifications of old site facilities.

$971,235 – to a man with mesothelioma at age 84. He worked onboard ships docked at Todd Shipyards in Tacoma, Washington, with and around insulators, pipe fitters, boilermakers and other trades working with asbestos containing and lined boilers, insulation, refractory products and other materials.

$968,268 – to a laborer/rigger at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. His job required that he work closely with pipefitters and machinists to lift and remove pumps, valves, turbines and other equipment during rip-out. He was 66 when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$967,753 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 82. He worked as a Loftsman at Lockheed Shipyard, working onboard ships undergoing construction. He worked in proximity to workers mixing, cutting and applying asbestos insulation products.

$966,848 – to a man diagnosed at age 58 with mesothelioma. He worked as a laborer on the construction of new homes and apartments throughout the greater Seattle area.

$966,235 – to a man who served in the U.S. Navy as a boiler tender onboard numerous ships. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 75. He was exposed to asbestos while working with and around boilers, pipes, pumps, turbines, compressors, valves, blowers and associated equipment.

$961,976 – to a man who was stationed at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton, Washington while serving in the U.S. Navy. He did not serve onboard any of the ships docked at the shipyard, but he regularly handled the work clothes of those who worked onboard the ships. He was 80 years old when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$960,027 – to a 66 year old man diagnosed with mesothelioma. He worked as a potman/carbon setter at an aluminum company in Troutdale, Oregon.

$946,870 – to a man at age 71 with mesothelioma. He worked as a pipefitter on numerous jobs in Alaska where he installed steam and hot water pipes.

$944,703 – to a Navy man with mesothelioma at age 80. He was a Seaman First Class working with and around asbestos gaskets and turbines, pumps, condensers, electrical panels and other machinery that contained asbestos and/or were insulated with asbestos.

$941,477 – to a man who had a long career in the sheet metal trades. He was exposed to a variety of asbestos products including insulating and drywall materials, gaskets and packing from work undertaken around a wide variety of equipment at various job locations. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 81.

$931,749 – to a woman whose husband worked as a welder/pipe fitter at various job sites in Alaska. His job included removing asbestos insulation from pipes and boilers. She was exposed to asbestos fibers from her husband’s clothes that she washed on the weekends. She was 57 when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$929,134 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 72. He worked as a boiler tender onboard various ships at Mare Island Naval Shipyard. He worked with and around asbestos insulation and refractory products.

$922,351 – to a man diagnosed at age 61 with mesothelioma. He worked as a welder at various shipyards in California and Washington States.

$921,784 – to a man diagnosed at age 76 with mesothelioma. He was exposed to asbestos from the insulation, fireproofing, and refractory products used onboard ships docked at Norfolk Naval Shipyard.

$921,450 – to a man diagnosed at age 71 with mesothelioma. He worked as an engineer during the construction of the Ketchikan Pulp Mill in Alaska. His job involved working with and close to insulators and boilermakers installing asbestos containing insulation on digesters, pipes, boilers, pumps and turbines.

$917,578 – to a man diagnosed at age 63 with mesothelioma. He worked as a bricklayer and sheet metal worker at various commercial, residential and industrial sites in Central Oregon.

$914,398 – to an 80 year old Navy man diagnosed with mesothelioma. He served onboard numerous ships during World War II working with and around asbestos gaskets and turbines, pumps, condensers, electrical panels and other machinery that contained asbestos and/or were insulated with asbestos.

$914,290 – to a woman diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 50. She was exposed to asbestos from her father’s work clothes as a child. Her father worked as a millwright at Ketchikan Pulp.

$910,464 – to a man who worked on the maintenance crew at the ARCO refinery in Philadelphia. He worked with and around insulators, pipe fitters and boilermakers and regularly worked with and around asbestos containing insulation, insulating cement, refractories, gaskets and packing materials. He was 77 years old when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$907,147 – to an 88 year old man 88 with mesothelioma. He worked as a carpenter and shipwright at various commercial shipyards in Portland during the 1940s including Swan Island and Oregon Shipyard. He worked around boilers, insulated pipes and tradesman applying asbestos containing products to them.

$901,066 – to a woman who was exposed to asbestos from her husband who was a machinist mate onboard numerous ships while serving in the U.S. Navy. He would bring his dusty clothes home from work for her to wash. She was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 85.

$893,193 – to a man with mesothelioma at age 82. He worked as machinist in the tool shop at Boeing facilities in Renton and Seattle, Washington, for more than thirty years. He worked with and around asbestos insulation products including pipe lagging and around other trades such as brick masons, boiler tenders, and others who were applying asbestos containing lagging, cement, and refractory products to the pipes and boilers in his work area.

$887,697 – to a welder diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 82. He worked on the construction of several U.S. Naval destroyers at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard in San Francisco, California. He worked throughout the ships and often worked in close proximity to insulators who were wrapping steam pipes.

$887,557 – to a man who was exposed to asbestos while working as a construction surveyor at various shipyards. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 83.

$884,910 – to a man at age 63 diagnosed with mesothelioma. He served as a sheet metal worker at Long Beach Naval Shipyard and tore out asbestos containing insulation from numerous ships that had previously been installed on the vessels during construction or renovation at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard.

$880,695 – to a woman who worked at Simpson Timber and Boeing where she covered pipes, insulated boilers, turbines and other high heat machinery with asbestos containing materials. She was 68 when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$879,295 – to a man diagnosed at age 81 with mesothelioma. He served in the U.S. Navy and worked as a diesel machinist onboard numerous ships working with and around asbestos containing pumps, boilers, turbines, and other equipment.

$876,591 – to a woman whose husband was a shipyard worker at Todd and Lockheed Shipyards in Seattle. She routinely washed her husband’s work clothes that was covered with asbestos dust. She was 75 years old when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$873,265 – to a man exposed to asbestos containing materials while working as a shipwright and rigger at Long Beach Naval Shipyard and Todd Shipyards in California. He was 80 years old when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$871,777 – to an 88 year old man diagnosed with mesothelioma. He worked as a maintenance electrician for nearly forty years at Hanford, working in virtually every reactor building and boiler plant at the facility as well as the 200 area buildings.

$866,532 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 66. He worked with and around insulators and boiler makers while working as a pipe coverer on Naval ships being constructed and renovated at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard.

$862,152 – to a man diagnosed at the age of 91 with mesothelioma. He did welding and ship repair work at Todd Seattle and welding jobs at various job sites in Washington State.

$860,234 – to a man 68 diagnosed with mesothelioma. He supplied industrial equipment to Potlatch Paper Mill in Idaho and Boise Cascade in Washington and was frequently present when asbestos containing insulation products were being installed at this facilities.

$858,019 – to a woman at age 75 was diagnosed with mesothelioma. While growing up, she was exposed to asbestos while living with her Uncle who worked at various Portland area shipyards as a welder and welding foreman.

$858,003 – to a laborer diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 66. He worked on Navy ships being overhauled and repaired at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard from 1942 to 1947.

$857,257 – to a life-long construction worker where he was a foreman or supervisor at numerous job sites in Washington and Alaska. He worked with and around many asbestos-containing products and many numerous tradesmen throughout his career. He was 71 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$855,339 – to a man with mesothelioma at age 74. He worked at Todd Shipyard in Seattle and was exposed to asbestos fibers created by the shipyard insulators.

$854,907 – to a 79 year old man diagnosed with mesothelioma. He worked in proximity to insulators, plasterers and boilermakers applying asbestos containing insulation, refractory and plaster products during his work at various aero-jet facilities in California and Washington.

$853,664 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 62. He worked at a brewery in Colorado that was insulated with asbestos-containing insulation, heating equipment, compressors, boilers, turbines, and pipes.

$843,139 – to a man who worked as an Electrician at Swan Island Shipyard and other shipyards in Portland, Oregon. He worked with and around asbestos-containing products on a daily basis including cement, block, pipe covering, refractories, castables, fireproofing, gaskets, turbines, pumps, condensers, electrical panels and other machinery that contained asbestos and/or were insulated with asbestos. He was 87 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$842,857 – to an 80 year old man with mesothelioma. He worked as a mechanic at Seattle Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation (aka Todd Shipyard, in Tacoma) He worked with and around asbestos-containing insulation, fireproofing and refractory products at the shipyard.

$841,924 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 65. He was exposed to asbestos-insulated steam pipes while serving in the Naval Air Reserve.

$835,760 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 77. He was exposed to asbestos while serving as an electrician in the Navy.

$835,064 – to a woman whose husband and sons worked as insulators at various oil refineries in Anacortes, Washington. Before washing their clothes, she would shake them that caused the release of asbestos fibers into the air. She was 80 years old when she was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$822,201 – to a man diagnosed at age 58 with mesothelioma. He worked as a laborer and welder at an aluminum plant in California, where he was exposed to asbestos containing insulation, heating equipment, boilers, turbines, and pipes.

$817,316 – to a woman 76 with mesothelioma. She worked as an electrician’s helper at Todd Shipyard during the war. Her husband worked as a maintenance electrician throughout the St. Regis Paper Mill in Tacoma. She was exposed to asbestos dust from her husband’s work clothes.

$814,279 – to a man diagnosed at age 68 with mesothelioma. He worked as a pipe fitter at Shop 56 at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton, Washington. He was exposed to asbestos insulation, cement, pipe covering, and other products.

$810,825 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 76. He worked as a shipfitter while onboard numerous ships at naval shipyards in Washington.

$810,521 – to a woman diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 53. She was exposed to asbestos while working at her family-owned laundry business in Alaska.

$805,191 – to a career bricklayer/mason man. He worked at numerous residential and industrial sites where he was exposed to asbestos fibers when he installed, removed, and replaced asbestos refractory, cement and other materials for boilers and other structures. He was 72 years old when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$805,146 – to a woman diagnosed at the age of 44 with mesothelioma. She was exposed to asbestos while washing her husband’s coveralls who worked as a mechanic. She also helped her husband with home remodeling repair work. She was exposed to asbestos dust from joint compounds, millboard, and while sweeping up work areas on a daily basis.

$804,747 – to a Navy man diagnosed at age 68 with mesothelioma. He served onboard numerous ships while in the Navy. . He worked with and around asbestos gaskets and turbines, pumps, condensers, electrical panels and other machinery that contained asbestos or were insulated with asbestos.

$801,351 – to a navy man who worked onboard numerous ships at various shipyards on the west coast. He was exposed to asbestos from insulation, boilers, pipes, gaskets, pumps, turbines, condensers, generators and other insulation equipment. He also worked with and around asbestos gaskets and turbines, pumps, condensers, electrical panels and other machinery that contained or was insulated with asbestos. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 69.

$800,890 – to a woman whose husband worked as a pipefitter at the Shell Oil Refinery in Anacortes, Washington. She washed her husband’s clothes that was covered with asbestos dust from his work. She was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 82.

$800,871 – to a drywaller who worked on numerous construction of homes, apartments, commercial buildings, and other structures throughout Idaho, Washington, and Oregon. He mixed and sanded asbestos containing joint compound on a daily basis and cleaned up after doing drywall work. He was 77 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$798,607 – to a woman diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 31. She was exposed to asbestos from her father’s work clothes while he worked with insulation, joint compound and fireproofing materials.

$796,540 – to a man at age 60 with mesothelioma. He worked as a pipefitter/steamfitter at Naval shipyards in the Pacific Northwest. He worked with and worked around other tradesmen working with asbestos-containing insulation products including pipe covering, cement, block and refractory products.
$795,498 – to a man who worked as a diesel mechanic on company vehicles for over 30 years. He changed brakes, gaskets and clutches and was exposed to asbestos dust while doing so. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 72.

$792,872 – to a man with mesothelioma at age 72. He worked as a boiler tender in the boiler room at a power plant in Medford, Oregon. He was exposed to refractory cement, bricks, insulating cements, joint compounds, plaster, drywall and many other asbestos containing products.

$791,569 – to a research chemist worker at Crown Zellerbach in Camas, Washington. Part of his duties included being present while insulation work was being performed on asbestos pipes, dryers and associated fittings. He was 69 years old when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$788,938 – to a man who worked as a mechanic at various gas stations in Spokane, Washington. He worked on brakes, clutches and gaskets on a daily basis. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 54.

$787,130 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 73. He worked as an electrical contractor and inspector at various residential, commercial, and industrial sites throughout Oregon State.

$784,596 – to a man diagnosed at age 70 with mesothelioma. He worked as an insulator who worked with asbestos products at many jobsites throughout Washington State.

$783,120 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 74. He was exposed to asbestos while working as a pipefitter and plumber.

$783,000 – to a man who worked for a City Public Works Department in Oregon. He installed underground sewer and water pipes that were made of asbestos cement. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 51.

$779,157 – to a woman who was exposed to asbestos dust from her husband who visited numerous home and commercial construction sites delivering asbestos containing joint compounds, plaster, wall texture, spackling paste and other products. Before washing her husband’s work clothes, she would shake them releasing asbestos dust in the air. She was 73 years old when she was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$777,618 – to a man who worked as a plumber and was exposed to asbestos insulation while installing new steam and hot water piping systems. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 66.

$776,250 – to a man at age 57 was diagnosed with mesothelioma. He worked as a brake mechanic at his company owned business in Raymond, Washington.

$772,576 – to a man who worked as a laborer at Puget Sound Naval Shipyards and was exposed to asbestos emanating from pipes, boilers, and pumps. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 80.

$768,346 – to a man who worked as a Welder at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard from the 1940s to 1970s. He worked onboard ships undergoing construction, overhaul, repair and dismantling. He worked in proximity to workers removing and installing asbestos insulation products onboard ships undergoing construction, overhaul, repair and dismantling at the shipyard. He was 87 when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$766,836 – to a navy man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 73. He was a boiler man who worked with and around asbestos-containing products on a daily basis including cement, block, pipe covering, refractories, castables, and fireproofing.

$765,006 – to a man who served in the U.S. Navy for 20 years and lived and worked onboard numerous ships while they were undergoing repairs and overhauls at various naval shipyards. He was 77 when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$760,927 – to a man who worked installing floors at various bowling alleys, airfields and shipyards. He was exposed to asbestos during these installations and was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 56.

$756,565 – to a man with mesothelioma at age 77. He worked at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard for two decades where he was exposed to asbestos-containing insulation products as they were being installed and removed on board ships and in the shops.

$755,956 – to a man who worked as an insulator installing asbestos-containing insulation on pipes and boilers onboard the ships being constructed at Kaiser Shipyard in Vancouver, Washington. He was 78 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$755,206 – to a man who was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 80. He worked at a Portland Post Office that had two boilers. He worked on the same floor where these boilers were regularly serviced utilizing various asbestos containing refractory products and insulating cements.

$753,870 – to man diagnosed with lung cancer at the age of 66. He served in the U.S. Navy onboard various ships. He worked in the engine rooms around asbestos-covered piping and various equipment. He also worked in the engine rooms and boiler rooms on submarines at the San Diego Naval Shipyard.

$753,362 – to a man who was exposed to asbestos while working at Georgia Pacific as a millworker. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 85.

$751,848 – to a man who worked as a welder and machinist onboard numerous ships docked at Kaiser Vancouver Shipyard during overhauls and repairs. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 69.

$750,000 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 20 when he was exposed to asbestos fibers from his father’s work clothes. This man’s father worked with asbestos containing plywood at a Weyerhaeuser Mill in Arkansas.

$749,848 – to a man diagnosed at age 77 with mesothelioma. He served on Naval vessels that were being overhauled at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. He was exposed to asbestos insulation applied during the course of these renovations.

$749,542 – to a man who worked on his personal vehicles at home. He worked on changing brakes, clutches and gaskets that contained asbestos materials. He was 76 years old when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$748,172 – to a woman diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 43. She was exposed to asbestos fibers from her father’s clothing when he worked in the construction business.

$746,961 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 67. He worked in a warehouse that supplied asbestos containing insulation products to the construction crews during a major expansion of the 300 Area of the Hanford Nuclear facility and worked around asbestos materials while they were being handled and cut.

$746,065 – to a man who served in the U.S. Navy onboard numerous ships and shipyards. He worked with and around asbestos-containing products on a daily basis including cement, block, pipe covering, refractories, castables, fireproofing, gaskets, turbines, pumps, condensers, electrical panels and other machinery that contained asbestos insulation. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 70.

$744,921 – to a man who regularly worked with and around machinists, boiler tenders and others maintaining, repairing, and installing asbestos containing insulation, cements, and refractory products on pipes, and boilers onboard numerous vessels while serving in the U.S. Navy. He was 81 when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$733,450 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 75. He was a machinist working in close proximity to insulators working at Todd Shipyard in Tacoma, Washington.

$732,096 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 65. He worked on remodeling several homes in Washington. His work involved mixing, applying, sanding, and sweeping asbestos containing joint compounds.

$730,340 – to a man who worked as an assembly mechanic and machinist at Boeing. He was exposed to asbestos containing pipes, boilers, pumps and turbines during this work. He was 68 years old when diagnosed with asbestos related lung cancer.

$729,437 – to a man who worked as an electrician at Todd Shipyard during World War II and was exposed to asbestos from his work with and around insulators, pipe fitters and boilermakers onboard numerous ships. He was diagnosed at the age of 78 with mesothelioma.

$721,470 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 70. He worked at various oil refineries in Washington State installing asbestos containing pipes and boilers. He also worked on Washington State ferries and Navy destroyers at Puget Sound Bridge and Dredge.

$721,267 – to a woman at the age of 69 was diagnosed with mesothelioma. She was exposed to asbestos from her father who worked at Pacific Car and Foundry in Redmond, Washington, and at Boeing Seattle.

$720,205 – to a man at age 72 was diagnosed with mesothelioma. He worked as a welder helper in close proximity to insulators installing asbestos products on pipes and boilers on various ships during repairs at Swan Island Shipyard in Portland.

$719,777 – to a man who worked as a laborer at Todd Shipyard. He worked on a variety of ships in the engineering and boiler spaces onboard numerous ships under construction. He was 77 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$719,329 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 78. He worked as a radioman while in the Navy onboard numerous ships.

$719,128 – to a man who worked as a security guard conducting inspections and fire watches throughout Good Samaritan Hospital in Portland, Oregon. He worked around contractors who were removing asbestos containing insulation, fireproofing and refractory products from the hospital’s boilers. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 67.

$717,500 – to a man who was exposed to his father’s work clothes that were covered with asbestos fibers and dust. His father was a pipefitter at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, working onboard ships during overhaul, repair and maintenance periods. Worked with and around asbestos-containing insulation, boilers and machinery, and in proximity to workers installing asbestos insulation products. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 56.

$715,666 – to a man who worked as the Laundry Manager at the San Diego Naval Base during World War II. He was exposed to asbestos dust while working at the shipyard. He was responsible for maintaining the laundry pipes and boilers, which were insulated with asbestos-containing products. He was 87 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$713,824 – to a man at the age of 81 was diagnosed with mesothelioma. He worked as a rigger working with and around asbestos containing insulation products being applied on boilers and associated piping throughout the ITT Rayonier Mill in Port Angeles, Washington.

$711,050 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 72. He served in the U.S. Navy as a boiler tender onboard numerous ships during his service. He worked with and around asbestos containing pipes, and boilers.

$709,186 – to a man who served as Chief Electronics Technician for the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey. He was exposed to various asbestos containing materials while working onboard numerous ships docked at Lake Union Drydock. He was 59 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$707,247 – to a woman whose husband worked as a construction electrician at Hanford Nuclear Power Plant in Richland, Washington. Her husband worked with and around various asbestos-containing products and would come home covered in asbestos dust. She was exposed to asbestos dust when she washed his clothes. She was 71 years old when she was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$705,206 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 49. He served in the U.S. Navy where one of his many duties onboard numerous ships included standing watches in the engineering spaces while existing asbestos containing insulation was torn out and new insulation was being installed.

$704,296 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 75. He served as a machinist mate aboard several Naval ships while in the U.S. Navy. He was exposed to asbestos during the routine maintenance of insulated pipes aboard these ships.

$701,710 – to a woman diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 73. As a child, she was exposed to asbestos dust her father’s work clothes. He worked as a bricklayer at Todd Shipyard and at other sites in and around Seattle, Washington. She helped her mother wash her father’s work clothes.

$700,140 – to a man who worked as a rivet buckler around insulators applying and removing asbestos-containing insulation products at the Boeing Plants in Renton and Seattle. He was 64 years old when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$698,226 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 58. He worked as an engineer at various office buildings and Nuclear facilities in California and Washington State.

$696,903 – to a man who worked on remodeling jobs on his and his families’ homes. He was exposed to asbestos containing joint compounds from the mixing of mud and sanding of mud used to mud and tape the joints where the sheetrock was installed. He was 61 when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$694,273 – to a man who worked as a boilermaker at Todd Shipyard and Lake Union Dry Dock in Seattle, Washington. He worked in proximity to asbestos containing insulation, refractory and gasket products and around asbestos insulated machinery. He was 72 years old when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$694,126 – to a man at age 71 was diagnosed with mesothelioma. He worked as an electrician while at Lockheed Shipbuilding, Todd Shipyards, and the Port of Seattle.

$692,371 – to a man at age 72 diagnosed with mesothelioma. He worked as a system Engineering Manager at Boeing in Seattle, Kent, and Renton, Washinton. Worked in proximity to workers removing and installing asbestos-containing insulation, fireproofing, and refractory products.

$690,448 – to a man who worked as a wiper, boiler room laborer and electrician while serving in the U.S. Merchant Marines. He was exposed to asbestos containing materials and dust while in the boiler rooms onboard numerous ship. He was 67 when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$689,761 – to a man with mesothelioma at the age of 73. He overhauled boilers on steam locomotives. Re-bricked fire boxes with asbestos mortar and worked around asbestos block insulation being installed on locomotive boilers.

$688,766 – to a man with mesothelioma at the age of 80. He worked inside numerous naval vessels in close proximity to insulators while working at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton.

$688,087 – to a man who worked throughout the Boise Cascade Mill in Steilacoom, Washington. He worked in close proximity to asbestos containing materials. He was present when asbestos was being installed on pipes and boilers and sprayed on dryer hoods. He was 64 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$674,117 – to a woman diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 62. She was exposed to asbestos from an ARCO boiler located in the basement of her home. This boiler was encased in asbestos containing insulation and connected to asbestos covered pipes.

$672,339 – to a man who worked as a maintenance man, sewing machine mechanic and journeyman electrician at Crown Zellerbach in Port Townsend. He was exposed to asbestos from gaskets and packing when he repaired the electrical motors on machinery and pumps. He was also exposed to asbestos when he had to disturb, cut and drill through asbestos-cement board and siding as an electrician. He was 78 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$671,536 – to a man with mesothelioma at age 69. He worked as a fireman, pipefitter and electrician’s helper onboard various naval ships and shipyards.

$670,706 – to a woman with household exposure to asbestos from her husband who worked as a contractor working with and around asbestos containing joint compounds. She was 66 when she was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$669,957 – to a man who served in the U.S. Navy and was a steamfitter, pipefitter onboard numerous ships docked at the Charleston, Boston, New York and Philadelphia shipyards. He was exposed to asbestos while working in the fire rooms and engine rooms of the ships. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 69.

$668,750 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 63. He worked as a shipscaler while working at Todd Shipyard in Seattle.

$668,255 – to a man suffering from mesothelioma and diagnosed at age 77. He served in the U.S. Navy onboard numerous ships while docked at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard. He worked with and around asbestos gaskets and turbines, pumps, condensers, electrical panels and other machinery that contained asbestos and or were insulated with asbestos.

$666,650 – to a man diagnosed at age 69 with mesothelioma. He was exposed to numerous asbestos containing materials while working at various facilities at the Hanford Nuclear Facility in Richland, Washington as a nuclear engineer.

$662,160 – to a man who worked as a ship fitter and boilermaker while at Todd Tacoma Shipyard. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 83. While at Todd he worked with and around asbestos containing refractories and insulating cement while working on boilers and associating piping at the yard. He was exposed to asbestos from the cutting and mixing of these products and from working in close proximity to insulators working with these products.

$660,566 – to a man who worked as an engineer at the Mobil Oil Corporation. He worked alongside other workmen and trades who were manipulating a variety of asbestos containing equipment. During the course of his work, he was exposed to dusty conditions created by other workers in his vicinity. He was 73 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$657,005 – to a man diagnosed at age 74 with mesothelioma. He served as a Radioman in the U.S. Navy during World War II onboard numerous ships. He was exposed to asbestos dust while on board the ships, and at various shipyards when the ships were being repaired and overhauled. Some of the shipyards he worked at included Boston Naval shipyard, Pearl Harbor, Hunters Point, and San Diego Naval Shipyards.

$656,848 – to a man who was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 74. He worked as a maintenance electrician throughout the Alcoa Plant in Malaga, Washington around many asbestos-insulated components. He also worked around the asbestos-insulated steam pipes that ran throughout the plant during the time that these pipes were being repaired and re-insulated.

$654,449 – to a man who worked as a ship fitter in the construction of Destroyers while at Seattle-Tacoma Shipyards, now known as Todd Shipyard. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 79.

$654,448 – to a man who served in the U.S. Navy. He worked onboard numerous ships during his service, working worked with and around asbestos containing pipes, and boilers. He was 69 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$654,137 – to a man who served in the U.S. Navy and worked as an electrician’s mate working in the engineering areas while asbestos containing insulation and refractory products were dislodged and replaced during routine maintenance operations. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 70.

$651,394 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 87. He worked as a shipfitter while at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard.

$650,883 – to a millwright working with and around asbestos containing pipe insulation throughout the Weyerhaeuser Pulp & Paper Mill in Longview, Washington. He also operated and maintained the power plants that supplied steam and power to the mill. He was 74 years old when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$647,544 – to a woman with mesothelioma at age 58. She was exposed to asbestos dust from home remodeling projects.

$644,717 – to a woman whose husband worked as a mechanical engineer onboard various naval vessels undergoing repair work at Mare Island Shipyard in California. She was exposed to asbestos dust in the air when she shook her husband’s work clothes before washing them on a daily basis. She was 71 when she was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$642,876 – to a man who worked at the Boeing Plant Number 1 in Tukwila as well as at the Everett and Auburn plants. He was exposed to dust from insulation and refractory work from smelters and machine shops. He was 79 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$640,737 – to a Navy man who served as a machinist mate and fireman onboard numerous naval ships. He worked in the pump and engine rooms, personally removing and installing asbestos-containing pipe covering and lagging. Lived and worked on board during major overhauls. Worked near insulators while they were removing and installing asbestos-containing pipe covering and lagging. He was 85 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$640,256 – to a man who worked as a pipefitter at Todd Shipyard during the war. He worked with and around insulators while they were working with asbestos-containing pipe covering, block, cement and cloth. He was 71 years old when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$637,992 – to a man diagnosed with lung cancer at the age of 66. He worked as a machinist in proximity to insulators installing asbestos containing pipe covering and cement during construction and renovation while at the Boeing Plant in Seattle.

$632,400 – to an auto mechanic who replaced the clutches and brakes on his own vehicles and the vehicles of his family members. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 64.

$632,378 – to a man diagnosed at the age of 69 with mesothelioma. He worked as a laborer onboard numerous ships docked at Kaiser Shipyard in Vancouver, Washington. He worked in close proximity to insulators installing thermal insulation products on pipes and boilers.

$632,347 – to a man who worked as a laborer and worked alongside insulators and plasterers at various construction sites at the Boeing Plant in Renton and at Fort Lewis, Washington. He was 65 years old when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$631,864 – to a man with mesothelioma at the age of 94. He worked as a ship fitter helper, installing bulkheads, decks, foundations, bulwark and ventilation onboard numerous ships docked for repair work at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton.

$629,693 – to a man who worked as a millwright at Ketchikan Pulp & Paper in Alaska. He worked with and around asbestos containing pipe insulation throughout the mill. He was diagnosed at age 69 with mesothelioma.

$625,632 – to a woman who worked as a laborer at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. . Her main job was to clean up after the insulators and the electricians. She worked primarily in confined, closed spaces, such as the hulls of ships where she was exposed to pipe covering, gunnite and spray-on insulation, electrical panels, boilers, turbines, mastics, insulation cements, etc.. She was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 79.

$625,465 – to a man who worked onboard ships undergoing construction and overhaul while docked at Oakland, Mare Island, Hunters Point and Moore Drydock shipyards. He was 73 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$625,132 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 63. He worked with and around asbestos gaskets and turbines, pumps, condensers, electrical panels and other machinery that contained asbestos and/or were insulated with asbestos, while working at the Todd Shipyard in Seattle.

$621,831 – to a man who served as a machinist mate while in the U.S. Navy. He was responsible for operations, maintenance and repair, including boiler/boiler room, refrigeration, steam pipes, turbines and other associated equipment in the engineering and boiler rooms onboard his ship. He was 80 years old when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$620,123 – to a woman diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 75. She worked as a hod carrier at Todd Pacific Shipyard in Tacoma, Washington. Her job was to clean up construction debris throughout the ships including the boiler rooms, engine rooms, passageways, lockers and crew’s quarters.

$619,397 – to a man who worked as an electrician at the Bloedel Pulp & Paper Mill and Powell River Paper & Pulp Mill in British Columbia, Canada. He worked in various locations, including the power plant, the paper lines and maintenance shops. He worked side by side with laggers, riggers, other electricians, pipefitters, papermakers, boilermakers and various other trades. He was 68 when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$617,507 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 71. While attending High School and Junior College, he worked for the Weyerhauser Paper Mill in Longview during the summers. He was exposed to miles of asbestos insulated steam pipes running throughout the plant and was present repairs were done on the steam pipes and valves. Later he worked for a construction company doing engineering work for Weyerhauser and worked around insulators while asbestos covering was being applied to the pipes and boilers.

$617,428 – to a man at age 63 was diagnosed with mesothelioma. He worked as a boiler tender/fireman while serving in the US navy onboard various ships.

$616,452 – to a man with peritoneal mesothelioma at age 61.

$615,792 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 62. He was exposed to asbestos containing materials while working as a millwright at Scott Paper Company.

$614,879 – to a man diagnosed at age 57 with mesothelioma. He worked as a custodian, maintenance man while working at various schools in Washington State.

$612,241 – to a man diagnosed at age 66 with mesothelioma. He worked onboard numerous ships docked at Todd Shipyard. He also served in the U.S. Navy onboard numerous ships where he was exposed to asbestos containing thermal insulation, gaskets and packing.

$611,830 – to a man who was diagnosed at age 80 with mesothelioma. He worked as a boiler tender while serving in the US Navy onboard various ships.

$608,314 – to a man who was exposed to asbestos dust from floor tiles and joint compounds while performing home remodeling projects. He was 77 when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$606,643 – to a man diagnosed at age 75 with mesothelioma. He served in the U.S. Navy onboard numerous ships as an engineman and fire control technician for over two decades. He came in daily contact with steam pipes and boilers that were insulated with asbestos-containing insulation products, in the engine room and throughout the ships.

$605,333 – to a man diagnosed with lung cancer at the age of 66. He served in the U.S. Navy and was exposed to asbestos containing materials while working as a welder onboard numerous naval ships.
$604,910 – to a man with mesothelioma at age 72. He worked as a boiler operator onboard numerous ships while serving in the Navy.

$602,313 – to a man who worked as a chemist at oil refineries in Alaska and Washington states. He worked in close proximity to tradesmen working with asbestos containing boilers and pipes. He was 66 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$598,330 – to a woman with household exposure diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 54. She worked with her husband on the construction of their home in Alaska, which involved working with and around a variety of asbestos-containing construction products.

$597,797 – to a woman whose husband helped dismantle the Paul Bunyan Lumber Mill in Susanville, CA. The work was hot, dirty, and dusty. She would shake out her husband’s dusty work clothes before washing them, which released asbestos fibers and dust into the air that she breathed. He was 71 years old when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$597,453 – to a man who worked as a shipwright working in close proximity to insulators onboard numerous ships being repaired at Blaine Shipyard. He was 70 years old when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$592,644 – to a man who tore out asbestos insulation during mothballing of numerous naval ships docked at the Kaiser and Oregon Shipyards. He was 66 when diagnosed with lung cancer.

$591,405 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 77. He worked in close proximity to insulators and insulation materials at various paper mills in Washington during plant shutdowns and construction.

$584,783 – to a man at age 72 was diagnosed with mesothelioma. He worked with asbestos containing products while working at the Boeing Plant in Seattle.

$584,163 – to a man who worked in the construction industry. During the course of his construction work at various construction and industrial sites, including several paper mills, he was exposed to airborne asbestos fibers. He was 78 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$582,243 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 78. He worked as a pipefitter at Todd Shipyards in Seattle.

$581,971 – to a man who worked as a carpenter at the Oregon Shipyard during World War II. He also worked with and around asbestos gaskets and turbines, pumps, condensers, electrical panels and other machinery that contained asbestos and/or were insulated with asbestos. He was 89 years old when diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$577,913 – to a man who served in the U.S. Navy. He worked as fireman in boiler and engine room in close proximity to asbestos insulation and refractory products being torn out and replaced. He was 84 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$577,488 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 87. He was exposed to asbestos while working as a welder onboard numerous ships at the Federal Shipbuilding shipyard in New Jersey. He was exposed to asbestos containing lagging, packing and gasket materials while working on insulated pipes, boilers, turbines, and pumps.

$577,444 – to a woman who suffered from household asbestos exposure. She was exposed to asbestos from joint compound mixed, applied and sanded during a basement, recreation room remodeling project. She was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 55.

$576,979 – to a man who worked as a brakeman and conductor onboard various passenger and freight trains based out of Seattle, Washington. He worked with and around asbestos insulation, pipe covering, and various asbestos-containing or asbestos-laden products and equipment onboard the trains. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 69.

$576,021 – to a man who served in the U.S. Navy. He worked with asbestos materials while working as a machinist onboard numerous ships and was present when asbestos-containing insulation and refractory products were installed and removed. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 60.

$575,328 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 68. He served in the U.S. Navy onboard numerous ships and was exposed to asbestos from insulation, packing and gaskets on various equipment including pumps, boilers, steams lines and other high temperature equipment.

$574,215 – to a laborer who worked at Standard Oil Refinery in Wyoming. He was exposed to asbestos from variety of products including insulation, packing and gaskets on various equipment (boilers, pumps, valves, steam lines) that ran throughout the facility. He was 77 years old when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$573,815 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 78. He was exposed to asbestos while working in the scrap metal industry in Canada.

$573,498 – to a man at age 82 was diagnosed with mesothelioma. He served in the US Navy onboard numerous ships where he worked at a machinist mate.

$572,527 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 73. He worked as a lumber mill worker at vaious lumber and paper mills in Oregon.

$566,250 – to a woman at age 39 was diagnosed with peritoneal mesothelioma. She was exposed to asbestos from her father who worked as a mechanic in Bellingham, Washington.

$557,365 – to a man at age 74 was diagnosed with mesothelioma. He worked as an electrician while at various shipyards and aboard various ships.

$557,261 – to a woman who worked at Todd Shipyard during WWII. She was exposed to asbestos from insulation, packing, and gaskets on equipment on ships under construction and repair. She was 82 when she was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$554,832 – to a man with mesothelioma at age 88. He worked as a laborer shipwright, ship fitter at Oregon Shipyard during the war. He came into contact with asbestos-containing insulation products on a daily basis while constructing navy ships for the war effort.

$554,448 – to a woman diagnosed at age 75 with mesothelioma. She worked as an insulator onboard numerous ships undergoing repair work at the Kaiser Vancouver Shipyard.

$553,809 – to a woman who worked as a welder at Bethlehem Steel during World War II. She worked onboard numerous ships at the shipyard and was exposed to asbestos containing boilers, insulation, and refractory products. Her husband also worked at Bethlehem Steel and was further exposed to asbestos by laundering his clothing along with her own. She was diagnosed at age 81 with mesothelioma.

$553,218 – to a man at the age of 67 was diagnosed with mesothelioma. He served in the US Air Force at various Air Force Bases where he worked as an electrician.

$553,061 – to a man who was exposed to asbestos from his father who was an insulator at Lockheed and Puget Sound Naval Shipyards and working with asbestos containing lagging, pipe insulation, mud, tape and other materials. His father brought asbestos fibers home with him on his clothes and person, which exposed his family. He was 72 when he was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$550,527 – to a man who worked on the construction and renovation of numerous ships in proximity to insulators and boilermakers installing asbestos containing insulation and refractory products at the Martinac Shipyard in Tacoma. He was 53 years old when he was diagnosed with lung cancer.

$549,893 – to a man with mesothelioma at age 55. He worked as a pipefitter while working at Weyerhaeuser Pulp Mill in Longview, Washington.

$546,296 – to a woman who was diagnosed at the age of 72 with mesothelioma. She was exposed to asbestos form her husband who worked as a pipefitter at Bremerton Navy Shipyard.

$545,528 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 35. He was exposed to asbestos while working onboard numerous ships at various shipyards in Washington and California.

$543,577 – to a man at age 83 with mesothelioma. He worked as an electrician’s mate while working at various shipyards in Washington State.

$542,512 – to a woman diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 76. She was exposed to asbestos from home remodeling projects.

$539,920 – to a woman at age 71 diagnosed with mesothelioma. She was exposed to asbestos from her husband who worked as an industrial electrician at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard.
$538,746 – to a man diagnosed at the age of 57 with mesothelioma. He was exposed to asbestos from his father who worked with insulation products.

$537,628 – to a woman whose husband and son worked together as electricians. Their electrical work was frequently performed in the presence of other trades, including drywallers who generated dust from their work. She was exposed to asbestos dust when she washed both her husband’s and son’s work clothes. She was 70 years old when she was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

$535,837 – to a woman who worked as a sweeper onboard numerous ships being constructed, repaired, or overhauled at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. She was responsible for cleaning up after all the other trades, including insulators and boilermakers. She also worked in close proximity to insulators and boilermakers while they removed and installed asbestos-containing insulation and refractory products. She was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 79.

$531,522 – to a man with lung cancer at the age of 55. He served in the U.S. Navy onboard submarine tenders and aircraft carriers. He was regularly exposed to asbestos insulation, cements, and refractory products during routine overhauls of his ships when they were in shipyards for repairs. He worked with and around machinists and boiler tenders repairing and maintaining various lines and boilers.

$529,399 – to a man diagnosed at age 74 with mesothelioma. He worked as a welder at Todd Shipyard during the early part of World War II. He worked onboard ships and at the shipyard with and around insulators, pipe fitters, boilermakers and other trades working with asbestos containing and lined boilers, insulation, refractory products and other materials.

$527,884 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 77. He was a career automechanic working at various service stations.

$526,157 – to a man at age 78 was diagnosed with mesothelioma. He was exposed to asbestos while working at an Iron Work Foundry in California.

$525,949 – to a man exposed to asbestos materials while working at Todd Shipyard in Tacoma while installing asbestos pipe covering and block on boilers and piping on “baby flattop” Aircraft carriers. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma at the age of 79.

$522,591 – to a woman diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 73. She worked as a welding assistant in close proximity to insulators installing asbestos containing insulation products on pipes and boilers onboard numerous ships at the Oregon Shipyard.

$517,508 – to a man with mesothelioma at age 66. He worked as an Art Dealer and was exposed to asbestos while working in various Art Shops.

$516,809 – to a man at the age of 83 diagnosed with mesothelioma. He worked as a laborer and pipefitter while working at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard.

$514,366 – to a man diagnosed with lung cancer and asbestosis at age 68. He worked as a HVAC Installer at various jobsites throughout Western Washington.

$512,936 – to a man at age 66 was diagnosed with mesothelioma. He was exposed to asbestos from his father who was a painter at various shipyards in Washington.

$511,948 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 49. He was exposed to abestos containing materials while performing various home remodeling projects.

$509,993 – to a man diagnosed at the age of 75 with mesothelioma. He worked as a carpenter at various construction jobsites throughout Iowa.

$507,524 – to a man with mesothelioma at the age of 64. He worked as an electrician at various residential and commerical construction and Power Plant sites.

$505,668 – to a man at age 81 with mesothelioma. He worked as a machinist onboard numerous ships and shipyards.

$502,860 – to a man with mesothelioma at age 63. He worked as an engineer at various Electrical Generating Plants in Delaware and California.

$501,484 – to a man diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 78. He worked his entire career as a machinist at Defor Shipbuilding Company in Michigan.

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