Paul D. Kruper to Dennis Markusson on Interrogatories in Fearn v. Johns-Manville (1977)

A one-page letter of September 13, 1977, from Paul D. Kruper of the Pittsburgh law firm Stein & Winters to Dennis Markusson, an attorney at Johns-Manville in Denver, about the case of Clarence E. Fearn v. Johns-Manville Corp. Kruper encloses the plaintiff's supplemental interrogatories (written questions to J-M) and J-M's objections, explaining that "we have objected to all of the interrogatories." He adds: "I am not confident that our objections will be sustained by the court, but we will do our best to make it difficult for plaintiff to obtain any further information."

In Johns-Manville's chronology

Johns-Manville's own chronology of what the company knew describes this document as follows:

Letter to Dennis Markusson by Paul D. Kruper of Stein & Winters, 9/13/77, regarding Fearn v. Johns-Manville, states that he is not confident J-M's objections to plaintiff's supplemental interrogatories will be sustained by the court, but he will do his best to make it difficult for plaintiff to obtain any further information.