FILE NAME: Allied Signal Bendix (ASB) DATE: 0000 DOC#: ASB065 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Barry Castleman Notes s

FILE NAME: John Crane (JC) DATE: 0000 DOC#: JC029 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Material Safety Data Sheet - Teflon Ca n a d a DU PONT CANADA INC.

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FILE NAME Cape Asbestos CAPE DATE 1975 Dec 31 DOC CAPE126 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Cape Industries Ltd. - Notification of Subsidiary's Particulars - North American Asbestos Corp.

FILE NAME Cape Asbestos CAPE DATE 1978 Jan 23 DOC CAPE179 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo to M.

FILE NAME Colonial Sugar Refinery CSR DATE 1951 Feb DOC CSR231 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Cover Page - Annual Report of the Chief Inspector of Factories for the Year 1949 x. | lraceye 4 tha one te

FILE NAME Colonial Sugar Refinery CSR DATE 1956 Dec 24 DOC CSR030 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to Australian Blue Asbestos from the Western Australian Employers Federation RE Increase in Dust Money Payable at Wittenoom ke, Western BA Tel 7141 4 Une) Australian Employers Federation Incorporated Telegraphic Addres CONCIL 168 ST GEORGE'S TERRACE PERTH W.A.

FILE NAME Colonial Sugar Refinery CSR DATE 1961 July 31 DOC CSR106 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to CSR from Dr.

FILE NAME DuPont DUP DATE 1973 Apr 10 DOC DUP191 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Air sampling results for asbestos exposure from sanding DuPont paint primer that contained talc a aN We 3) > Sas NEaIEROL WRN Or a REV 10.00 E.

FILE NAME Insulation Contractors & Distributors ICD DATE 1970 Oct 23 DOC ICD067 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter sent to the National Insulation Contractors Assoc Minutes of Meeting on Use of Insulation Materials in Shipyards HS 3 Send DiBiadith ( & LHOUNT , i Yeoh oh MOUNT SINAI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE of The City University of New York FIFTH AVENUE AND 100TH STREET NEW N.Y YOR1K 0019 SOT OF NEW THE Clu Clu TOEX GUNDIR TOEX Department of Community Medicine October 23 1970 Please Please Please Please Please C ; C Mr.

FILE NAME Insurance Industry INS DATE 1935 Aug 16 DOC INS021 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Article from The Eastern Underwriter - Many Protests Over Dust Disease Rates At Crowded N.Y.

FILE NAME Insurance Industry INS DATE 2012 DOC INS078 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Paper - Patently Criminal Behavior in the Asbestos and Insurance Industries in the USA Written by Barry Castleman Patently Criminal Behavior in theAsbestos and Insurance Industries Industries thtehe USA By now probably well over 100 billion has been paid by defendant corporations and their insurers in US asbestos litigation personal injury claims An insurance report in 2002 gave the figure of 70 billion In the course of this litigation which started to take a large financial toll in the 1970s there arose legal disputes between insurers and companies that had made asbestos products Probably referring to numerous workers compensation claims involving Armstrong Cork contract workers filing asbestos disease disability claims starting in 1952 insurer Commercial Union told a California court that Armstrong intended to cause injury when they purposefully employed men to work with products they knew would result in asbestos disease and death The statement also said From the early 1940s to the early 1970s Armstrong continued a course of conduct which was unrelenting in its quest for profit over the health concerns of its employees or third parties Insured companies that sold asbestos products shot back that Commercial Union's 1937 Engineering Manual stated that an asbestosis hazard was to be looked for wherever asbestos dust was created in particular insulation Commercial Union tried unsuccessfully to keep that manual sealed in court records rather than publicly disclose it claiming that disclosure would irreparably harm insured companies facing asbestos claims One company CU insured Pittsburgh Corning CU alleged would be severely prejudiced in its defense of thousands of claims in which disclosure of the manual would expose them to inflated compensatory and punitive damages p 73 Meanwhile in defending claims in the 1970s and 1980s Pittsburgh Corning alleged that the hazards of its asbestos insulation were not known until the late 1960s As the asbestos litigation gathered insurers met in the 1970s and decided unanimously to fight the claims and use a state of the art defense along these lines So here in the insurance litigation we see that corporations selling asbestos products and their insurers each appear to have profited from the asbestos business while workers were kept ignorant of the insidious delayed mortal dangers of breathing asbestos dust And when the claims came the insurers and insureds at least initially took the same line of defense which would eventually be shattered by the discovery of evidence demonstrating the longstanding knowledge of many insurers and manufacturers Reference Deposition of Harvey G.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1952 Nov 10 DOC JMA510 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to Westinghouse Electric Corp. from Asbestos Textile Institute 11690F November 10 1953 Mr.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1955 Feb DOC JMA272 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Agenda - McIntyre Conference on Occupational Chest Disease McIntyre Conference Occupational Chest Disease TOWN HALL SARANAC LAKE NEW YORK FEBRUARY 7 8 and 9 1955 ew ee eee ttre comes ree eee ee es ; REGISTRATION SUNDAY February 6 10:00 a.m. 8:00 p.m.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1976 Feb 1 DOC JMA033 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Asbestos Fiber Sales Policy - Draft Letter to Customers 3770A C THK: 7M 7M 7M Manville TYE 1 14 1114 ues Dr.