Atchley v. Louisiana Pacific Corp.
Workers Compensation, Mesothelioma + Libby Asbestos
Petitioner seeks death benefits from Respondent, contending that her husband died from asbestos-related disease and that his last injurious exposure to Libby asbestos occurred in the course of his 9-year employment at Respondent’s lumbermill, which was located approximately 2 miles outside of Libby. Respondent denied Petitioner’s claim, contending that the decedent was not exposed to an injurious amount of Libby asbestos while working at its mill and did not develop asbestos-related disease as a result of working at its lumbermill.
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