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Article

12 Feb 2009

Author:
John Suayan, Southeast Texas Record [USA]

Wrongful death suit blames Union Carbide, others for man's asbestos exposure

A local man is suing Union Carbide Corp. [part of Dow] and numerous petrochemical companies alleging his relative died from prolonged asbestos exposure… Willie E. Woods died two years ago from lung cancer… BP, Amoco, Dow, Chevron, Shell, and Texaco [part of Chevron] join Union Carbide as defendants. "Each defendant bears responsibility in causing Willie Woods' injuries in the individual capacities in which they have been sued," the original petition says.