"Dust created by working with and around asbestos and asbestos-containing products would permeate the person and clothing of the plaintiff's spouse," the complaint states. "This dust contained asbestos fiber."

Monday, August 28, 2006

By Steve Gonzalez - Edwardsville Bureau

Ripsime Darbinian of California claims exposure to airborne asbestos fibers from family members' clothing caused her to develop mesothelioma.

She filed suit against Bondex International, Garlock Incorporated, Georgia-Pacific, John Crane, Owens-Illinois, RPM International and Young Insulation Group in Madison County Circuit Court Aug. 23.

Though her home is thousands of miles away, she claims John Crane is an Illinois corporation, organized and existing pursuant to Illinois law and is doing business in Madison County.

Darbinian claims her husband Toros was employed as a truck driver, technician and repairman at various locations and would on many occasions work with and around asbestos and asbestos containing products...(Read More)

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