Cases 11 - 16 of 16
In Re: Asbestos Products, et al
as 13-2325
Plaintiff - Appellant:
LAWRENCE PAYNE
Defendant - Appellee:
A.W. CHESTERTON COMPANY, AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS INC, AKA Buffalo Pumps Inc, ALDRICH COMPANY and others
Debtor - Appellee:
ITT CORP, SPRINKMANN SONS CORP, UNION CARBIDE CORP and others
In Re: Asbestos Products, et al
as 13-2325
Plaintiff / Appellant:
LAWRENCE PAYNE
Defendant / Appellee:
A W CHESTERTON CO, AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS INC, AKA Buffalo Pumps Inc, ALDRICH COMPANY and others
Debtor / Appellee:
ITT CORP, SPRINKMANN SONS CORP, UNION CARBIDE CORP and others
In Re: Asbestos Products, et al
as 13-2181
Plaintiff / Appellant:
LAWRENCE PAYNE
Defendant / Appellee:
A W CHESTERTON CO, AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS INC, AKA Buffalo Pumps Inc, ALDRICH COMPANY and others
Debtor / Appellee:
EATON CORP, ITT CORP, SPRINKMANN SONS CORP and others
In re: Asbestos Prod Litigatio
as 12-2064
Plaintiff - Appellant:
NANCY BRIX, Individually and as Special Administrator of the Estate of Gerald Brix, deceased
Defendant - Appellee:
ALBANY INTERNATIONAL CORP, Also known as Albany Felt Company, ALTRA HOLDINGS INC, ASTEN HILL MANUFACTURING ASTEN GROUP and others
Oscar Allen Corley, et al v. Buffalo Pumps Inc, et al
as 11-4626
Plaintiff - Appellant:
OSCAR ALLEN CORLEY and MYRA CORLEY
Defendant - Appellee:
BUFFALO PUMPS INC, Successor-In-Interest to Buffalo Forge Company, CBS CORP, A Delaware Corporation, F/K/A Viacom, Inc., Successor by Merger to CBS Corporation, A Pennsylvania Corporation F/K/A Westinghouse Electric Corporation, CRANE CO and others
Oscar Allen Corley, et al v. Buffalo Pumps Inc, et al
as 11-4626
Plaintiff / Appellant:
OSCAR ALLEN CORLEY and MYRA CORLEY
Defendant / Appellee:
BUFFALO PUMPS INC, Successor-In-Interest to Buffalo Forge Company, CBS CORP, A Delaware Corporation, F/K/A Viacom, Inc., Successor by Merger to CBS Corporation, A Pennsylvania Corporation F/K/A Westinghouse Electric Corporation, CRANE CO and others
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