If you have an Asbestos Claim against Paddock Enterprises, LLC, formerly Owens-Illinois, which made Kaylo products, you have the right to vote on Paddock’s Plan of Reorganization. Voting will help determine whether the Plan is accepted by holders of Asbes

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If you have an Asbestos Claim against Paddock Enterprises, LLC, formerly Owens-Illinois, which made Kaylo products, you have the right to vote on Paddock’s Plan of Reorganization. Voting will help determine whether the Plan is accepted by holders of Asbes

NEW YORK, Feb. 17, 2022 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ – The following statement is being issued by Prime Clerk, LLC regarding the bankruptcy of Paddock Enterprises, LLC. If you have a General Asbestos Claim or Indirect Asbestos Claim against Paddock Enterprises, LLC (”Paddock”), formerly Owens-Illinois, Inc., which made Kaylo products, your rights may be affected by an upcoming vote on the Plan (available at PaddockVote.com) as part of the Paddock bankruptcy proceedings. Your vote will help determine whether the Plan will be […]

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