A.P. Green Industries Asbestos Litigation & Lawsuits
A.P. Green Industries was founded as a brick manufacturing company in 1910 and expanded into producing a variety of refractory products for high-temperature environments.
Like many companies that made products to withstand high temperatures, A.P. Green turned to asbestos for its heat-resistant qualities.
A.P. Green’s products were used at job sites throughout New York and across the United States. Workers who built, repaired, maintained, or removed equipment with asbestos-containing materials risked exposure to the deadly carcinogen.
Unfortunately, for many years, A.P. Green and other large companies knew of the dangers of asbestos but failed to warn workers, putting their own profits before people.
Now, decades after asbestos exposure, individuals who worked with A.P. Green products are being diagnosed with mesothelioma, lung cancer caused by asbestos exposure, asbestosis and other devastating diseases. They are facing expensive medical bills and worrying about what the future holds for their families. At Belluck & Fox, our experienced and respected asbestos attorneys are here to help.
Individuals who have been diagnosed with an asbestos disease, as well as family members who have lost a loved one, may be entitled to compensation from the asbestos manufacturers that put them in harm’s way. Although A. P. Green filed for bankruptcy, it created the multi-million-dollar APG Asbestos Trust to pay current and future asbestos claims.
With a focus on handling complex asbestos litigation, Belluck & Fox has earned a national reputation for our work on behalf of asbestos victims and their families.
We understand the policies and requirements that must be met to file a successful asbestos claim. In fact, our law firm has recovered almost $1 billion for deserving clients through asbestos bankruptcy trust claims, settlements, and jury verdicts.
Contact us today to schedule a free case review. Our New York Mesothelioma attorneys does not charge any fees upfront to prepare and file an asbestos claim. And we only get paid if we secure compensation for you.
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A.P. Green Industries manufactured and sold a variety of products that contained asbestos, including:
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Insulating cement
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Insulation coating
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Insulation adhesive
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Castable block mix
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SK-7 cement
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Kast-O-Lite
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P.C. Chrome Plastic
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Mizzou GR
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Therm-O-Flake L.B. Block
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Therm-O-Flake Coating
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Insblock
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Lo Abrade GR
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Loose wool insulation
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MC-30
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Steelkon BF
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Steelkon GR
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Steelplant Castable B
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Castable Mix 204
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Dropsy Fry 202
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Greencast 97 GR
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Greencast 97 L GR
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Greencast 94 GR
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Greencast 22 L GR
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Green Pipe Covering
These products were used at:
- factories
- power plants
- schools
- construction sites
- housing developments
- steel manufacturers
- shipyards
- other job sites across the United States
The APG Asbestos Trust has identified more than 250 locations in New York State where its asbestos products were used:
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Metro Refr. Corp. |
Albany |
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Northern Lightweight Aggregate |
Albany |
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. |
All NY locations |
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Alroll Inc. |
Alroll |
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Alpha Portland Cement Company |
Alsen |
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Marquette Cement |
Alsen |
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Lehigh Portland Cement Company |
Alsen |
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Mohasco Industries Inc. |
Amsterdam |
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Ballard Company |
Au Sable Forks |
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Rogers J & J Co. |
Au Sable Forks |
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Batavia Metal Production |
Batavia |
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Village of Bath |
Bath |
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General Aniline & Film Corporation |
Binghamton |
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State University of New York |
Binghamton |
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Blasdell |
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Chem. Tool Pollution Serv. |
Blasdell |
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National Gypsum Co. |
Bronx |
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Andrew Jackson Houses |
Bronx |
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Carnes McKinney |
Bronx |
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John Purroy Mitchell Houses |
Bronx |
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New York City Housing Authority – Forest Houses |
Bronx |
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J.S. Schlossberg |
Bronx |
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Harbor Marine Contracting |
Brooklyn |
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Metal Incinerating Co. |
Brooklyn |
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Metro Refr. Corp. |
Brooklyn |
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Raisler Corp. |
Brooklyn |
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American Sugar Refining Company |
Brooklyn |
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Badger Aluminum Extrusions |
Brooklyn |
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Independence Houses |
Brooklyn |
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Jonathan Williams Houses |
Brooklyn |
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Lafayette Houses |
Brooklyn |
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New York City Housing Authority – Bayview Houses |
Brooklyn |
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Ocean Hill Apartments |
Brooklyn |
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Samuel J. Tilden Houses |
Brooklyn |
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Sutter-Osborn Houses |
Brooklyn |
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Bethlehem Steel Company |
Buffalo |
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Chevrolet, Division of GMC |
Buffalo |
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Republic Steel Corp. |
Buffalo |
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Socony Mobil Oil Company |
Buffalo |
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Atmosphere Heat Treating Corp. |
Buffalo |
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Darlington & Co. |
Buffalo |
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Furnco Construction Co. |
Buffalo |
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Gibraltar Steel |
Buffalo |
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Mobil Oil Company |
Buffalo |
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Penn Central |
Buffalo |
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Westinghouse Electric |
Buffalo |
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Curtiss Wright Corp. |
Buffalo |
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National Gypsum |
Buffalo |
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Atmosphere Heat Treat Corp. |
Buffalo |
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Darling and Co. |
Buffalo |
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National Gypsum Co. |
Buffalo |
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Penn Central Co. |
Buffalo |
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Westinghouse Electric Corp. |
Buffalo |
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Republic Steel Co. |
Canton |
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Marquette Cement |
Catskill |
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Alpha Portland Cement Company |
Cementon |
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Corning Glass Co. |
Corning |
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Wickwire Brothers Inc. |
Cortland |
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Foster Wheeler |
Danville |
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Symington Gould Corp. |
Depew |
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Gould Coupler Company |
Depew |
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Symington Wayne Corporation |
Depew |
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Harrison Radiator Division |
Dockport |
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Transelco Inc. |
Dresden |
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A.l. Anderson Company |
East Rochester |
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Frederick W. Kaelber |
East Long Island |
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Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co. |
Elmira |
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Bendix Corp. |
Elmira |
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I Shulman and Son Inc. |
Elmira |
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Precision Castings |
Fayetteville |
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Fresh Meadow Houses |
Flushing |
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Pepsi Cola Company |
Fox Ridge |
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Hughes Trailer Manufacturing |
Garden City |
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G. Levor & Company, Incorporated |
Gloversville |
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Gouverneur Iron Works |
Gouverneur |
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Hoosick Falls Central School |
Hoosick Falls |
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Marquette Cement |
Howes Cave |
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Lone Star Cement Corporation |
Hudson |
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Remington Arms Co. |
Ilion |
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Maddox Table Co. |
Jamestown |
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Alpha Portland Cement Company |
Jamesville |
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Endicott Johnson Corporation |
Johnson City |
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Endicott Shoe Factory |
Johnson City |
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Kings Park State Hospital |
Kings Park |
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Nytralite Corporation |
Kingston |
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Nytralite Aggregates |
Kingston |
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Bethlehem Steel |
Lackawanna |
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Republic Steel |
Lackawanna |
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Lapp Insulator Company, Incorporated |
Leroy |
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Dorr Oliver |
Little Falls |
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J Lewis Construction Co. |
Little Falls |
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Sherwood Selpac Corp. |
Lockport |
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The Van Iderstine Company |
Long Island |
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Texaco Inc. |
Long Island |
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Harlem River Houses II |
Manhattan |
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La Guardia Houses Additions |
Manhattan |
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Stephen Wise Houses |
Manhattan |
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Chevrolet, Division of GMC |
Massena |
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Reynolds Metals |
Massena |
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Aluminum Company of America |
Massena |
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Central Foundry |
Massena |
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Empire State Sugar |
Montezuma |
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Hudson Valley Lightweight Aggregate Corporation |
Mt. Marion |
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Roblin Steel Corporation |
North Tonawanda |
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Town of New Windsor |
New Windsor |
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Anaconda Company |
New York |
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Esso International |
New York |
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Johns Manville |
New York |
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M.W. Kellogg Co. |
New York |
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Mercury Marine Agencies |
New York |
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National Lead Co. |
New York |
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Semet Solvay Div. |
New York |
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Universal Atlas Cement< |