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FILE NAME: Exxon (EXX) DATE: 2004 June 7 DOC#: EXX067 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Email to Barry Castleman with Highlights of the Deposition of Neill Weaver, M.D. 7/14/2017 Gmail - Fwd For your Exxon files --------- Forwarded message----------From: Bratt, Mark <mbratt@weitzlux.com> Date: Wed, Jun 7, 2017 at 12:58 PM Subject: For your Exxon files To: Barry Castleman <barrv.castleman@qmail.com> Cc: "Ashrafi, Benno" <BAshrafi@weitzlux.com> Barry, I am not sure if you have previously been sent the deposition of Dr. Neil Weaver from 2004. If you have, go ahead and ignore this. If you have not then you might find it supplements any information you have related to Exxon's knowledge. Obviously when you have time you should read the entire deposition, but some highlights include: Dr. Weaver (M.D.) was the medical director for Exxon in the 50s and up to 1964. At that time he became the medical director for the API. He was responsible for the health and safety of the refiner employees (p.300) Weaver considers Bonsib 1937 report prepared for Exxon to be an outstanding document with respect to recognizing potential problems and taking corrective measures and considers it an excelled and thorough report (p.82-83; 333). He admits that Bonsib 1937 specifically deals with asbestos exposure as well as other dust exposures (83-83). He admits it makes suggestions for control and suppression of dust including asbestos (84). He admits that good work practices for protecting workers from asbestos were established in Bonsib 1937 report (227-229). He admits that Bonsib notes it is critical to remove visible dust from the air, but even then refineries should remove the most harmful invisible dust (308; 333-335). He admits that the recommendation for control of asbestos dust made by Exxon in 1937 Bonsib were all feasible at that time (336-337). He admits that a company should take precautions to protect workers from health hazards even if the government doesn't make them do it (338). He admits the scientific and medical community established a link between asbestos and meso by 1955 and certainly by the 60s (218; 226-227). He admits there is no known safe level of exposure to asbestos and there is not a big deal difference between fiber types (198-200; 253-254). Take care, Mark Please visit us at http //www weitzlux com Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Add us on Goodie + Connect with us on Lmkedln ************************************************************************ The information contained in this message may be privileged and confidential and protected from disclosure If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, or an employee or agent responsible for delivering this message to the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution or copying of this communication is strictly prohibited If you have received this communication in error, please notify us immediately by telephone or by replying to the message and deleting it and all of its attachments from your computer Thank you Weitz & Luxenberg, PC Every effort is made to keep our network free from viruses. You should, however, review this e-mail message, as well as any attachment thereto, for viruses We take no responsibility and have no liability for any computer virus which may be transferred via this e-mail message All e-mails sent to Weitz & Luxenberg, PC or any individuals at Weitz & Luxenberg, PC are carefully scanned for viruses and content The sender should have no expectation of privacy in said transmission In the course of scanning all incoming e-mails to W & L, virus scanning software may block the e-mail and prevent it from being delivered. Neither the intended recipient nor the sender will receive notice that their transmission has been blocked All e-mail to W & L or any individuals at W & L should be followed up by hard copy including attachment(s). as specific file types may be blocked at any time without notice being provided to sender or recipient https//mail google.com/mail/u/0/h/1sap32vks9f1h/?&th=15c8427080ce6454&q=barry castleman@gmail.com&v=c&s=q 1/2