Rock Island County Asbestos Exposure — Illinois

Rock Island County, Illinois — documented asbestos exposure sites, county Circuit Court venue, and the two-year Illinois filing deadline. The Illinois side of the Quad Cities.

Venue Asbestos claims from Rock Island County are filed in the Rock Island County Circuit Court (14th Judicial Circuit), seated in Rock Island.

3 documented exposure sites

5 communities

Rock Island County — Rock Island, Moline, and East Moline — is the Illinois half of the Quad Cities, anchored by the Rock Island Arsenal, the John Deere Harvester Works, and the Rock Island Railroad shops, where military manufacturing, farm-equipment foundries, and locomotive work reportedly relied on asbestos-containing insulation and materials for generations of workers.

Illinois allows two years from a mesothelioma or asbestos-cancer diagnosis to file a personal-injury claim (735 ILCS 5/13-202), paired with a two-year wrongful-death deadline from the date of death (740 ILCS 180/2). Cases are filed in the county Circuit Court of proper venue.

Communities in Rock Island County

Rock Island Moline East Moline Silvis Milan

Documented Asbestos Exposure Sites · 3

Every documented facility across Rock Island County Asbestos Exposure — Illinois, each linked to its full exposure report.

John Deere Harvester Works East Moline Illinois

East Molinegeneral industrial

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Moline — Moline

Molinepower plant

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Rock Island Arsenal Rock Island Illinois

Rock Islandgeneral industrial

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Time-sensitive — Illinois statute of limitations

Illinois allows two years from a mesothelioma or asbestos-cancer diagnosis (or a family member's date of death) to file. A free case review can confirm the deadline and the correct venue for your exposure history.

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