Owens Corning / Fibreboard
The trust states that it was formed in 2006 following the bankruptcy of Owens Corning and Fibreboard to resolve asbestos personal injury claims for which those entities had legal responsibility.
Names that may point to this research record
Historical names, abbreviations, subsidiaries and covered entities can matter. A name match is the start of identity resolution, not the end of exposure analysis.
What to open before drawing a conclusion
Official trust website
Start with the trust’s own current materials and notices.
Documents and procedures
Open governing documents, claim forms, instructions and reference materials.
Site / jobsite list
The current official source set publishes a site or jobsite list. Treat it as trust-specific evidence governed by the trust documents.
Turn a memory into a research path
A company or product name is often only the beginning. Add the place, approximate years and work being done, then compare those memories with historical records.
1. Start with the company or product
Use the name you remember—even if it is incomplete, abbreviated or an older company name. Product names, packaging, equipment and material descriptions can also provide a starting point.
2. Add the place
Think about the plant, shipyard, building, department, jobsite, contractor or work area. A location can help distinguish between similar company and product names.
3. Add the years and the work
Approximate years, job titles and hands-on tasks can narrow the search because products, ownership, formulations and work practices changed over time.
4. Check the historical records
Compare what is remembered with company records, product literature, trust materials, court records and other reliable historical sources that may help reconstruct the story.
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