- $20,000,000 Verdict for Woman Exposed to Asbestos in Her Own . . .
Karen Peterson, diagnosed with mesothelioma at age 42, was exposed to asbestos in her own family home from products manufactured by defendant Hill Brothers Chemical Company from the time of her birth until she left home at age 18 to attend college
- MARIA ELIZABETH ROJO VS HILL BROTHERS CHEMICAL COMPANY, A . . .
On 01 24 2025 MARIA ELIZABETH ROJO filed a Product Liability - Asbestos Product Liability lawsuit against HILL BROTHERS CHEMICAL COMPANY, A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION WITH ITS PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ET
- Hill Brothers to Pay Penalty, Improve Safety to Resolve . . .
SAN FRANCISCO – The U S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today announced a settlement with Hill Brothers Chemical Company to resolve claims of violations of the Clean Air Act’s chemical accident prevention provisions at facilities in the City of Industry, California and in Phoenix, Arizona
- HILL BROTHERS CHEMICAL COMPANY v. Robin Lorentsen et al . . .
Hill Brothers Chemical Company, defendant in a wrongful death action, petitions for relief from the trial court's denial of its motion for summary judgment
- Peterson v. Hill Brothers Chemical Corp - Farrise Law Firm
The wrongful death case was settled with defendant Karen Peterson, age 42, was exposed to asbestos as a child in her own family home from products manufactured by defendant Hill Brothers Chemical Company from the time of her birth until she left home at age 18 to attend college
- Hill Brothers Chemical Co v. Superior Court – Case Brief . . .
Hill Brothers involved a distributor of chemicals having a motor carrier permit to distribute its own products The distributor hired an independent contractor to deliver materials from its supplier, and the contractor negligently collided with a vehicle, killing the driver
- Safety Compliance - Hill Brothers Chemical Company
As a company that supplies a variety of chemical solutions to make our world cleaner, safer, and better, it is our primary responsibility to ensure the safety of our employees and our communities, and to succeed with our primary safety goal – to have zero accidents or incidents
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